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Google Trends API for PHP

License: MIT License

Languages: PHP

https://tarlabs.es

g-trends

Google Trends API for PHP

Introduction

This is an unofficial Google Trends API for PHP.

Please notice that the good functionality of this API depends on Google's willing to keep the backward compatibility and/or the parameters, naming and/or required values.
If this happens, feel free to contribute or open an issue.

Requirements

Please see the composer.json file.

Installation

Via Composer (require)

If you have composer installed globally

$ composer require x-fran/g-trends

If you use composer.phar local

# Get your own copy of composer.phar
$ curl -s https://getcomposer.org/installer | php -- --filename=composer
$ composer require "x-fran/g-trends": "^3.0"

Via Composer (create-project)

You can use the create-project command from Composer to create the project in one go (you need to install composer):

$ curl -s https://getcomposer.org/installer | php -- --filename=composer
$ composer --no-dev create-project x-fran/g-trends path/to/install

Via Git (clone)

First, clone the repository:

$ git clone https://github.com/x-fran/g-trends.git # optionally, specify the directory in which to clone
$ cd path/to/install
$ curl -s https://getcomposer.org/installer | php -- --filename=composer

At this point, you need to use Composer to install dependencies. Assuming you already have Composer:

$ composer --no-dev install

Demo

To see a demo output from all methods (okay, functions) please open in your favorite browser the index.php

Usage

New instance of the class GTrends

use Google\GTrends;

# This options are by default if none provided
$options = [
    'hl' => 'en-US',
    'tz' => 0,
    'geo' => 'US',
    'time' => 'all',
    'category' => 0,
];
$gt = new GTrends($options);

Set proxy to avoid google recaptcha

$gt = new GTrends($options);

$gt->setProxyConfigs([
    'proxy_host' => 'your_proxy_host',
    'proxy_port' => 8000,
    'proxy_user' => 'your_proxy_user',
    'proxy_pass' => 'your_proxy_pass',
]);

$gt->setProxyConfigs(null); // clear proxy if you want

Interest Over Time

$gt->getInterestOverTime('Dublin');

Related Queries

$gt->getRelatedSearchQueries(['Donald Trump', 'Barack Obama']);

Realtime Search Trends

# Categories for Realtime Search Trends are a single char str:
$gt->getRealTimeSearchTrends('all');
#
# Categories
# all : default
# b : business
# e : entertainment
# m : health/medical
# t : sci/tech
# s : sports
# h : top stories

Daily Search Trends

$gt->getDailySearchTrends();

Trending Searches

# p54 is Google's tricky and wired code for Ireland
print_r($gt->trendingSearches('p54', date('Ymd')));
#
# National Region Codes:
# IRELAND=p54
# UNITED_STATES=p1
# ARGENTINA=p30
# AUSTRALIA=p8
# AUSTRIA=p44
# BELGIUM=p41
# BRAZIL=p18
# CANADA=p13
# CHILE=p38
# COLOMBIA=p32
# CZECHIA=p43
# DENMARK=p49
# EGYPT=p29
# FINLAND=p50
# FRANCE=p16
# GERMANY=p15
# GREECE=p48
# HONG_KONG=p10
# HUNGARY=p45
# INDIA=p3
# INDONESIA=p19
# ISRAEL=p6
# ITALY=p27
# JAPAN=p4
# KENYA=p37
# MALAYSIA=p34
# MEXICO=p21
# NETHERLANDS=p17
# NEW_ZEALAND=p53
# NIGERIA=p52
# NORWAY=p51
# PHILIPPINES=p25
# POLAND=p31
# PORTUGAL=p47
# ROMANIA=p39
# RUSSIA=p14
# SAUDI_ARABIA=p36
# SINGAPORE=p5
# SOUTH_AFRICA=p40
# SOUTH_KOREA=p23
# SPAIN=p26
# SWEDEN=p42
# SWITZERLAND=p46
# TAIWAN=p12
# THAILAND=p33
# TURKEY=p24
# UKRAINE=p35
# UNITED_KINGDOM=p9
# VIETNAM=p28

Suggestions Autocomplete

$gt->suggestionsAutocomplete('Milwaukee');

Common API parameters

$keyWords (Array)

Array of keywords (up to 5) to get data for

$options['category'] (Integer)

Search by category Please view this wiki page containing all available categories

$options['tz'] (Integer)

Timezone Offset For example US CST is 360

$options['time'] (String)

Timezone Offset

'now 1-H' would get data from last hour
'now 1-d' would get data from last day
'today 2-d' would get data from today to 2 days ago
'today 3-m' would get data from today to 3 months ago
'today 4-y' would get data from today to 4 years ago

Caveats

- This is not an official or supported API
- Rate Limit is not publicly known, let me know if you have a consistent estimate.

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