home product free trial technical Tecnichal stuff. DON'T WORRY, IT'S IN "ENGLISH". Linkpulse logging Before you start Log trafic with Linkpulse Implement metadata Implement positions Rest API Getting started Setup REST API access Rest API resources FEEDS Overview Feed types Code examples Rest API - Whoami (php) Rest API - Simple RSS (php) Feed - Top Stories (JS) Feed - ClickFlow (php) This is the documentation for Linkpulse. You will find updated information on how to implement Linkpulse on your site. Please feel free to contact us if you have questions or comments. - The Linkpulse Team Before you start You will need access to a Linkpulse installation. You should also have recieved an url from us, pointing to a javascript file to be included on your webpages. Log traffic with Linkpulse To implement realtime traffic logging with Linkpulse is just a matter of a copy & paste of some javascript on to your site. We recommend putting this javascript code in the header section of your markup. The same javascript can also be used for your touch based site (ie. mobile and tablet). You should have recieved the javascript url from us, if not please contact us. code Example of Linkpulse script tag <script type="text/javascript" src="http://l.lp4.io/app/aa/bb/bb/aabbcceedd00000000000000.js"> </script> Implement metadata We believe in the power of metadata as part of the analysis of the realtime traffic data. Therefore we implemented Open Graph Protocol in Linkpulse, as Facebook, Twitter and many more services have. The cool thing with Open Graph is how easy it is to implement but still is a very powerful solution when it comes to share metadata for your published content. We strongly recommend you to implement Open Graph support on your sites, regardless if you are using Linkpulse or not. Read more about how Linkpulse deals with this here. Implement position tracking Linkpulse is able to track where on the page occurred as well. Linkpulse does not only track x and y coordinates, but also logical positions grouped together to form a page composition layout, allowing you to group data and analyse your design in live and historical context. Read more on how to implement position tracking here. Rest API Linkpulse REST API allows your code to retrieve live stats for your Linkpulse monitored sites. Use the API to publish top lists for your site or integrate the with your CMS plattform for stats withing your system. The Linkpulse Rest API uses 2-legged OAuth 1.0 model for authorization (aka 'signed fetch'). Meaning that every request to the API must be signed with consumer key and secret. More information about OAuth can be found here. You will need OAuth Consumer key and OAuth Consumer secret for the Linkpulse installation you want access via the API. More information on how to obtain these here. Rest API resources Resource Description /v1/whoami returns the authenticated user information. details /v1/filters/[filterId] return one or more filters. details /v1/keystats/[filterId] returns the KeyStats filtred trough given filterId. details /v1/topstories/[filterId]/[total]/[sortedBy] returns current [total] top urls filtred trough the given filterId, sorted by the average clicks the last [sortedBy]. (see details for more information about the parameters.) details Feeds Linkpulse feeds lets you retrieve live stats from the Dashboard widgets in XML, RSS or Json format. Use your existing filters to control the content. Feeds can be used in your own web app for custom widgets. Feed types Type Description Top Stories Returns a list of your top articles details Top List Returns a list of your top articles details Click Flow Returns live status of page views and clicks details A product by Onsite Solutions AS contact@linkpulse.com