View source: R/search_analytics.R
sst_sa_domain_history | R Documentation |
Returns historical metrics for the domain with about two weeks between measurements.
sst_sa_domain_history(
api_token,
domain,
se,
sort = NULL,
filters = NULL,
page = 1,
size = 100,
during_all_time = TRUE,
return_method = "list"
)
api_token |
(required) Serpstat API token from your profile. |
domain |
(required) Domain to get data for. |
se |
(required) Search engine alias (db_name) returned by
|
sort |
(optional) A field to sort the response. See Sorting for more details. |
filters |
(optional) A list of filtering options. See Filtering for more details. |
page |
(optional) Response page number if there are many pages in response. |
size |
(optional) Response page size. |
during_all_time |
(optional) TRUE (default) for all the history, FALSE for year-to-date data. |
return_method |
(optional) Accepted values are 'list' (default) to return data object as list or 'df' to return data object as data.frame. |
Returns a number of metrics for each date for the domain.
Check all the values for request and response fields here.
1 per date in the response.
You can sort the response using sort
argument. It must be a list
with a single named element. The name of the element must match one of
parameters in response. The value of the element must be asc
for
ascending order and desc
for descending order. For example,
sort = list(ads = 'desc')
would sort the response by ads
parameter in descending order.
To filter the results you can use filters
argument. It must be a
list of named elements. The name of the element must match one of the
filtering parameters. See API docs for more details. For example,
filters = list(queries_from = 0, queries_to = 10)
would narrow
the results to include only the keywords that have a search volume
between 0 and 10.
## Not run:
api_token <- Sys.getenv('SERPSTAT_API_TOKEN')
sst_sa_domain_history(
api_token = api_token,
domain = 'serpstat.com',
se = 'g_us',
sort = list(date = 'desc'),
filters = list(traff_from = 20000),
page = 2,
size = 10,
return_method = 'df'
)$data
## End(Not run)
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