I'm developing a custom Adsense report tool using Google Java Client Library for Android. I've successfully authenticated and can make API calls to the server. but now when I receive the response, I don't know how to parse it and correctly show the result to user.
According to the javaDocs, AdsenseReportsGenerateResponse.getRows() generates a List> But I'm kinda lost how to properly parse it to get:
-Today's earnings
-Yesterday's earnings
-Last 7 days
-Last month
-From the beginning of time
Here's part of my code related to the question
Reports.Generate request = adsense.reports().generate(startDate, endDate);
request.setMetric(Arrays.asList("PAGE_VIEWS", "AD_REQUESTS", "AD_REQUESTS_COVERAGE", "CLICKS",
"AD_REQUESTS_CTR", "COST_PER_CLICK", "AD_REQUESTS_RPM", "EARNINGS"));
request.setDimension(Arrays.asList("DATE", "WEEK", "MONTH"));
request.setSort(Arrays.asList("+DATE"));
AdsenseReportsGenerateResponse response = request.execute();
//TODO: Here be dragons
response.getRows();
Edit: Here is the javaDoc which mentions the getRow()
Hmm it seems nobody on this site can help?!
You should find our sample code useful: http://code.google.com/p/google-api-java-client/wiki/APIs#AdSense_Management_API
Namely, this is the file you're interested in: http://code.google.com/p/google-api-java-client/source/browse/adsense-cmdline-sample/src/main/java/com/google/api/services/samples/adsense/cmdline/GenerateReport.java?repo=samples
Here's a snippet of code to print the output. Mind you, this is for a command line application, but should be easily adaptable:
if ((response.getRows() != null) && !response.getRows().isEmpty()) {
// Display headers.
for (AdsenseReportsGenerateResponseHeaders header : response.getHeaders()) {
System.out.printf("%25s", header.getName());
}
System.out.println();
// Display results.
for (List<String> row : response.getRows()) {
for (String column : row) {
System.out.printf("%25s", column);
}
System.out.println();
}
System.out.println();
} else {
System.out.println("No rows returned.");
}
As for getting the data for different periods of time, you should probably be running different reports, not cramming it all into one, as that would take different start dates and end dates. Here's how it works:
Today's earnings: set the start and end dates to today, set the dimension list to just DATE
Yesterday's earnings: set the start and end date to yesterday, set the dimension list to just DATE
Last 7 days: if you want data per day, then you set the start date to 7 days ago, the end date to today, and the dimension list to just DATE. If you want to aggregate the stats, you may need to calculate this yourself, as WEEK and MONTH refer to a calendar week and month, not the last 7 days.
Last month: start date 1st of last month, end date last day of the month, dimension MONTH.
All time: how do you want this aggregated? Per month? Then set the start date to, say, 1980-1-1, end date to today and dimension to MONTH.
This blog post should help with understanding reporting concepts a bit better: http://adsenseapi.blogspot.com/2011/11/adsense-management-api-diving-into.html
Let me know if you need help with anything else!
Its not a List<List> as far as I understand the api. Try this:
String[][] array = response.getRows();
for (int i = 0; i < array.getSize(); i++){
String dimension = array[i][0];
String metric = array[i][1];
//Do what you want with them
}
I am writing this because the API says it has a list of dimensions with one value for the string and one for the metric, as far as I understand.
If you expect several cells on each row (Which I believe the API doesn't work that way), you need to add another for inside and get the size of the current list probably with something like array[i].getSize()
Post back if it doesn't help you.
Edit: I see now. Try this:
List list = response.getRows();
for (int i = 0; i < list.size(); i++){
List<String> list2 = list.get(i);
for (int j = 0; j < list2.size(); j++){
String value = list2.get(j);
//Do what you want
}
}
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I'm comparing an arrayList to itself using foreach.
I have an arrayList containing tips for waiters, each object has a date "dd-MM-yyy" and an amount (double),
Now i want to add all transactions for the same day, so i get a total for the day that can be divided between the waiters.
Without duplicates.
I've looked all over especially here, but I can't seem to find a solution.
I really hope you guys can help, I know it's a bit embarrassing, seeing as the problem being so simple, but I've been working on it for a couple of days now and I'm stuck.
I had a longer algorithm but it wouldn't work and I couldn't find any solutions online, so i broke it all down to it's most basic components and checked for each step and pretty early on this problem occured:
I'm using a local arrayList to make sure that I'm not comparing the same days to eachother over and over again.
The if(!alreadyMade.contains(tips1.getTime()) followed by alreadyMade.add(tips1.getTime()) seems to be producing duplicates, which in my mind makes no sense.
All I want is to add all the transactions for the same day from the same arrayList.
public void dist(){
double day = 0;
List<String> alreadyMade = new ArrayList<>();
for (Tips tips : data.getTips()) {
for (Tips tips1 : data.getTips()) {
if(tips.getTime().equals(tips1.getTime())) {
if (!alreadyMade.contains(tips1.getTime())){
alreadyMade.add(tips1.getTime());
day += tips.getTips();
}
}
}
System.out.println(day);
day = 0;
}
}
I wanted the print to be for a single day, but it is printing a lot of numbers that doesn't make sense
I think you're trying to do something like this:
Map<String,Double> alreadyMade = new HashMap<>();
for (Tips tips : new ArrayList<Tips>()) {
// If this time doesn't exist in the map then add it to the map with the
// value tips.getTips(). If this time does exist in the map then add
// the value of tips.getTips() to the value that is already in the map.
alreadyMade.merge(tips.getTime(), tips.getTips(), (Double a, Double b) -> a + b);
}
// go through each map entry. The keys are the times and the values are the tip totals for that time.
for (Map.Entry<String, Double> entry : alreadyMade.entrySet()) {
System.out.println("Time: " + entry.getKey() + " Tips: " + entry.getValue());
}
Note: I couldn't test this because I'm running Java 7 and this map function isn't available until java 8.
In Java 8+ you can use the stream API to group by the time:
Map<Date, Integer> alreadyMade = data.getTips().stream()
.collect(groupingBy(Tip::getTime, summingInt(Tip::getTips)));
I would do it like the following:
This is your Tip class(I think)
public class Tip{
Date date;
float tip;
public Tip(Date date, float tip){
this.date = date;
this.tip = tip;
}
}
And this is the ("Algorithm")
//To Format the Dates
SimpleDateFormat ft = new SimpleDateFormat("dd-MM-yyyy");
//Input
ArrayList<Tip> tips = new ArrayList<Tip>();
//Just some Data for testing
tips.add(new Tip(ft.parse("11-04-2019"), 2.40F));
tips.add(new Tip(ft.parse("25-04-2019"), 3.30F));
tips.add(new Tip(ft.parse("25-04-2019"), 0.90F));
//Output
ArrayList<Date> dates = new ArrayList<Date>();
ArrayList<Float> sum = new ArrayList<Float>();
for(Tip tip : tips){ //Go through each Tip
int match = dates.indexOf(tip.date); //Look if the date is already in the array (if not -> -1)
if(match == -1){ //If not add it
dates.add(tip.date);
sum.add(tip.tip);
}else { //If yes set it
sum.set(match, sum.get(match) + tip.tip);
}
}
//Output to console
for(int i = 0; i < dates.size(); i++){
System.out.println(ft.format(dates.get(i)).toString() + " " + String.valueOf(sum.get(i)));
}
There is also a solution with maps or pairs but I never worked with them (not a professional coder). Also make sure to try-catch the ParseException. I Hope thats what you meant. :)
I was in a job interview and got this question: " Write a function that gets 2 strings s,t that represents 2 hours ( in format HH: MM: SS ). It's known that s is earlier than t.
The function needs to calculate how many hours between the two given hours contains at most 2 digits.
For example- s- 10:59:00, t- 11:00:59 -
Answer- 11:00:00, 11:00:01,11:00:10, 11:00:11.
I tried to do while loops and got really stuck. Unfortunately, I didn't pass the interview.
How can I go over all the hours (every second is a new time) between 2 given hours in java as explained above? Thanks a lot
Java 8 allows you to use LocalTime.
LocalTime time1 = LocalTime.parse(t1);
LocalTime time2 = LocalTime.parse(t2);
The logic would require you to count the amount of different digits in a LocalTime, something like
boolean isWinner(LocalTime current) {
String onlyDigits = DateTimeFormatter.ofPattern("HHmmss").format(current);
Set<Character> set = new HashSet<>();
for (int index = 0; index < onlyDigits.length(); index++) {
set.add(onlyDigits.charAt(index));
}
return set.size() <= 2;
}
You can loop between the times like this
int count = 0;
for (LocalTime current = time1; current.isBefore(time2); current = current.plusSeconds(1)) {
if (isWinner(current)) {
count++;
}
}
That's it.
The question is really more geared towards getting a feel of how you'd approach the problem, and if you know about LocalTime API etc.
I am trying to develop a simple web application with vaadin, in which I want my the user to enter his name, surname, mail adress and date of birth. Each works fine, except the ComboBox for the date of birth selcetion. Day and Month are allright, but to fill the box for the year, I used the following code:
`for (int i = 1900; i < 2016; i++)
{
year.addItem(i);
}`
(the ComboBox is called 'year'). The result I get is a list from 1.900 to 1.908. What is wrong with my code? Need help soon.
Thx, simon1440
I think converting int to String should help:
for (int i = 1900; i < 2016; i++)
{
year.addItem(String.valueOf(i));
}
Here you can see more examples with combobox. Your case is similar to example#2.
this is my first question here ever, and I would appreciate if you can help me.
Since the code I have is way too large to post here, I'll try to describe what my problem is in short.
So, I have made TimeSeries array within my class and array list from where I get values for time series:
private TimeSeries[] seriesArray = new TimeSeries[10];
ArrayList<TempClass> valuesFromArrayList = new ArrayList<>();
I need to make TimeSeries array, because I want to be able to show multiple timeseries graphs. Using only one TimeSeries and addOrUpdate method isn't what I want because then values get mixed when I create more graphs. So, I add values like this:
for(int i = 0; i < valuesFromArrayList.size(); i++)
{
TempClass obj = (TempClass) valuesFromArrayList.get(i);
int timeStamp = obj.getTimeStamp();
int hrsDiff;
int minsDiff;
int secsDiff;
hrsDiff = timeStamp / 3600;
timeStamp = timeStamp - hrsDiff * 3600;
minsDiff = timeStamp / 60;
timeStamp = timeStamp - minsDiff * 60;
secsDiff = timeStamp;
seriesArray[Integer.parseInt(comboBoxValue) - 1].add(new Second(secsDiff, minsDiff, hrsDiff, day, month, year), Math.abs(obj.getValue()));
}
What this part of code does is that it reads values and timestamps from ArrayList I created. There is comboBox where user can choose which timeSeries array index will be in graph. So, if user chooses value 9 from comboBox, timeSeries from index 8 will be chosen and plotted on graph. TimeStamp is simply number of seconds that passed since 00:00:00 at day when values were taken.
TempClass is defined as:
class TempClass
{
private int timeStamp;
private double value;
public TempClass(int a, double b)
{
timeStamp = a;
value = b;
}
public int getTimeStamp()
{
return timeStamp;
}
public double getValue()
{
return value;
}
public void setValue(double val)
{
value = val;
}
}
The problem I have is that when I try to make second (2nd) graph, that is another index of TimeSeries array, I get message:
You are attempting to add an observation for the time period Thu Apr 30 00:00:00 CEST 2015 but the series already contains an observation for that time period. Duplicates are not permitted. Try using the addOrUpdate() method.
I don't want to use addOrUpdate method, I need add method. Values in ArrayList I use to put values into timeSeries are fine, I am 300% sure. I already checked input from comboBox value and it gives correct values.
I have no explanation other that for some reason, even if array index is changed, data I want to write into the series goes to the old series (that is, to the series at the old index). In other words, it seems like even if I change index of array, it keeps writing into the old array index!
It's like equivalent to this (I know this sounds crazy but that is basically what I am getting):
int[] array = new int[5];
array[0] = 1;
array[1] = 2;
System.out.println(array[0]);
And the output I get is
2
This is something I have never heard of before, and I have code similar to this I wrote here in two other places, and in that two places it goes just fine, but in this third place I keep getting that exception.
Is this some kind of bug in JVM?
Does somebody know what this could be?
I don't know too much about TimeSeries, but after skimming the docs about it it says:
"The time series will ensure that (a) all data items have the same
type of period (for example, Day) and (b) that each period appears at
most one time in the series."
Link to Docs
I'm guessing the error is pretty straight forward or a misuse of TimeSeries. It looks like you are simply adding a duplicate date and that the constraints of TimeSeries don't allow that.
You may wish to consider writing a custom class that has the functionality you want. Yet again, I don't know much about TimeSeries, but I hope this helped a little.
Your for loop will always overwrite the value with an index of 0 on seriesArray.
What I mean is, the first time it will write to [0]
The second it will write to [0] then [1]
Is this intended?
I have not looked at the docs too much, but the message says 'the series already contains an observation for that time period.' I think that loop is not doing what you want it to do.
Hello. I want to create a function that generates ascending numbers.
For example, if today's date is June 21st, 2013 then the numbers will be 130621001.
The last three digits are ascending numbers, and it'll reset back to 001 on each date.
I can figure out on how to make the date digits, but I'm stuck with those last three digits.
Thank you in advance.
try this, good luck
public static String NextNumber(String currentNumber) {
//assume yymmddnnn
String sDateNum = currentNumber.substring(0, 6);
String sCurrentNum = currentNumber.substring(6,9);
int i = Integer.valueOf("1" + sCurrentNum);
i++;
return sDateNum + String.valueOf(i).substring(1, 4);
}
System.out.println(NextNumber("130621001"));
The real question is how you know what your previous answer was.
today = myDateFormatter(System.currentTimeMillis());
if (today.equals(oldDay)) count++;
else count == 0;
oldDay = today;
If this is a long running process, oldDay and count can be simple fields in your class. If the process exits and restarts, you will need to get your old answers from somewhere and set them to the largest value.