Sorry this is currently a low priority for our team.  You can find 
documentation for the Analytics Api at 
https://developers.google.com/analytics/devguides/config/mgmt/v3/mgmtAccountGuid
e and there are alot of samples for the .net client. combining the two you 
should be able to work out what is needed.

Sorry we could not be more help.

As long as it's low priority for your team, using the v3 API will be low 
priority for developers. We will keep using the older APIs, for now.
Accessing reporting data, from an unattended process, should be a simple and 
straightforward task. It seems like you guys at Google managed to make it a 
complex and nearly impossible task (mostly due to complex OAuth requirements). 
To prove me wrong, please provide a FULL working code example for developers.

We are interested as well. Mostly Silverlight Examples.

We are interested too, in ASP.net/C# examples.

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I completly agree with comment#2 above. You should provide sample code for 
every new API version you launch, for every langauge that is supported. Please 
provide FULL working .NET code example for developers.

Start to work on ASP.NET MVC sample for the analytics API

Put me on the list as needing a sample for server authentication when pulling 
analytics data.

me 2!

me 2

Here's an example in C#:

http://stackoverflow.com/a/13013265/371228

And one in VB.NET:

http://stackoverflow.com/a/15414830/371228

analytic example with latest library is very very requested all over the web

BE aware that it's an open source project.
You can start a sample on your own, and I'll review it, with that will be able 
to publish a new sample together. You will have my support on that one :)

Respectfully, status as an open source project has nothing to do with support. 
Saying it does is tantamount to saying "try to build, post your work, and we'll 
give hints if you're wrong" ...

I have found v3 APIs to be poorly documented and fragmented. Examples are best 
viewed in java because this is Google's choice. 

One wonders if the best route to go would not simply be the REST API, but I 
have to say that auth-related stuff complicates ... my neophyte status 
notwithstanding ... 

If I may point the Google API folks to this page ... feedback, albeit dated 
from 2012 and 2011, is very revealing. It seems you folks are not listening to 
any feedback, nor are you redressing any deficiencies. 

"Hi, I know it’s a while since this article was written but I really want to 
say how much I appreciated finding it the other day. Although what I am doing 
with the google API is slightly different (domain admin stuff rather than 
analytics), this article helped me get my head round the basics and get to a 
position where I could use the API at all rather than just feeling defeated. 
That google documentation, wow, it was like going round and around in a subway 
system where all the signs are in ancient Ugaritic and every station looks 
similar but not quire the same and you can never be sure if you’re back where 
you started. Saved me, dude."

When curl proves to be the technology to which users retreat just because 
wading through the morass of useless and incomplete documentation becomes such 
a waste of time, then architects and developers of the analytics platform 
really should pay attention ... 

Check out http://www.visualab.org/index.php/using-google-rest-api-for-analytics

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Finally ... as I find the quote from #16 to be valid even today ... does Google 
expect folks to use the GA API v3 just because it comes from Google?

Done for now, but I'm sure to rant out of a growing frustration with what I see 
re GA API v3 ...

A working .net sample is definitely required. Please keep me posted. 

Hi, Im looking to work out using the Google API v3 if the data returned is 
"Sampled" data or not.  What property shows if the data returned is "Sampled".

Thanks!!

Hey Folks,

I was checking out the analytics API yesterday and noticed how undocumented it 
is and no samples etc. 

Any ways, I have created a library that you could use to access analytics 
easily with couple of lines and make direct databinding to DataTables for data 
returned it's open source on the github so feel free to contribute :)

https://github.com/rmostafa/DotNetAnalyticsAPI


For the 
#14 pele...@google.com

I think this is a good start to refer your users too since 

Sample of usage 

Analytics.AnalyticsManager manager = new 
Analytics.AnalyticsManager(Server.MapPath("~/bin/privatekey.p12"), 
"YOUR_EMAIL");
            manager.LoadAnalyticsProfiles();


 List<Analytics.Data.DataItem> metrics = new List<Analytics.Data.DataItem>();
            metrics.Add(Analytics.Data.Visitor.Metrics.visitors);
            metrics.Add(Analytics.Data.Session.Metrics.visits);
            List<Analytics.Data.DataItem> dimensions = new List<Analytics.Data.DataItem>();
            dimensions.Add(Analytics.Data.GeoNetwork.Dimensions.country);
            dimensions.Add(Analytics.Data.GeoNetwork.Dimensions.city);


              System.Data.DataTable table = manager.GetGaDataTable(DateTime.Today.AddDays(-3), DateTime.Today, metrics, dimensions, null, metrics);

There is direct code mapping for All Google API Reporting commands categorized 
same way like the API so you could it even without reading the API 
Documentation at all since all features there are documented in the attributes, 
I have wrote code that parsed the complete api documentation and resourced the 
Metrics, Dimensions, Calculated Features in an XML that i generated from 
physical classes that you could use directly like the example above it's fun to 
play with :) enjoy


https://github.com/rmostafa/DotNetAnalyticsAPI

Yes, a good working .NET sample is really required, especially for the latest 
GA Analytics libraries (there are already for Java, PHP and Python), including 
Real Time Reporting!