We are using fabric for crash analytics. wondering if we can get the daily/monthly active uses from Farbic to report whats the conversion look like via API.
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Todd from Fabric - right now we do not offer an API however it's something we're looking into.
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So flurry has provided its reporting API tool, however only with this rollingrate and returnrate, however when we trying to grab metrics for specific region, it's unable to achieve. Does flurry officially support the country-dimension reporting API function? or is there any way to achieve this.
https://developer.yahoo.com/flurry/docs/api/code/analyticsapi/retention/
The retention API does not officially support the country dimension. If you use the Retention Dashboard in Explorer, you can use User Country as a Breakout, then download the csv file.
I need to show live information of specific (custom) event from Fabric api on the website. I'm not quite sure if that's possible, since I couldn't find something in docs or stackoverflow. Would really appreciate for advice
Thanks. Right now it's not possible to get API access to the realtime event stream in Fabric. Our tools are migrating into Firebase where we have realtime BigQuery access to Analytics data and 24 hour latent data for Crashlytics.
Is there anywhere i can get like a tutorial to watch and build out a full dashboard or different charts? I have already watched a few tutorials but still didn't get the hang of it. Or is there anywhere i can download a demo dashboard or report to set up on my side?
What about the official http://www.pentaho.com/service/custom-dashboards.
And if you need something specific about CDE, browse the web site of the author http://www.webdetails.pt/. Or send them a mail, Perdo Alves will answer you with pleasure.
I am new to the bloomberg API so forgive me if this is silly but I am creating a html website on a mac and I want to simply fill a div with some data from bloomberg e.g. the current value of the EURUSD.
How can this be done? Is this what the bloomberg API is for?
This is something that would typically be forbidden by the license - data obtained from the Bloomberg API can generally not be redistributed.
Plus (you might know that) the Bloomberg API is publicly available but to be able to receive actual data through the API, you need to subscribe to Bloomberg, which is a payable service.
There are probably better (and less expensive) ways to get EUR.USD rates.
The API is for this, but the licensing is typically not. You can use the server mode and try to communicate with a Bloomber Server (paid component) and ask for licensing to redist the data. Your problem here is not technical but legal
If you don't have a Bloomberg account, you can get an idea of how this is done using the Bloomberg API Emulator. It works and looks just like the Bloomberg API, but it doesn't require an account to use. It doesn't return real data, but you can use it to learn how to request data from the Bloomberg API.
From a 10-minute read of the Developer's Guide at http://www.openbloomberg.com/, it looks like you might be able to use it to get current foreign exchange rates. The Developer's Guide gives coding examples in Java, .NET, C++, and C.
http://www.google.com/finance?q=nse%3Areliance
Is it possible to get real-time data (price and volume) using Google API ?
Any sample code (C++/C#) would be very helpful.
Check this project : Implementation of Google Finance API in C# , it has also a demo of how to use it.
You may also check Yahoo finance API , here's a sample of how to get real-time data from it in C#
This might be a good starting point: http://code.google.com/intl/de/apis/finance/.
Here you can find a client library for .NET to make the access at the Google Data Protocol easier: http://code.google.com/intl/de/apis/gdata/docs/client-libraries.html