Ok, so in between the future and now, if any one cares to fix that in his site:
protected function parse_dateranges( Data_Request $data ) {
$date_ranges = array();
$start_date = $data['startDate'];
$end_date = $data['endDate'];
if ( strtotime( $start_date ) && strtotime( $end_date ) ) {
$compare_start_date = $data['compareStartDate'];
$compare_end_date = $data['compareEndDate'];
$date_ranges[] = array( $start_date, $end_date );
// When using multiple date ranges, it changes the structure of the response:
// Aggregate properties (minimum, maximum, totals) will have an entry per date range.
// The rows property will have additional row entries for each date range.
if ( isset($compare_start_date, $compare_end_date) && strtotime( $compare_start_date ) && strtotime( $compare_end_date ) ) {
$date_ranges[] = array( $compare_start_date, $compare_end_date );
}
} else {
// Default the date range to the last 28 days.
$date_ranges[] = Date::parse_date_range( 'last-28-days', 1 );
}
$date_ranges = array_map(
function ( $date_range ) {
list ( $start_date, $end_date ) = $date_range;
$date_range = new Google_Service_AnalyticsData_DateRange();
$date_range->setStartDate( $start_date );
$date_range->setEndDate( $end_date );
return $date_range;
},
$date_ranges
);
return $date_ranges;
}
