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.
Please see the composer.json file.
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"
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
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
To see a demo output from all methods (okay, functions) please open in your favorite browser the index.php
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);
$gt = new GTrends($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
$gt->getInterestOverTime('Dublin');
$gt->getRelatedSearchQueries(['Donald Trump', 'Barack Obama']);
# 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
$gt->getDailySearchTrends();
# p54 is Google's tricky and wired code for Ireland
print_r($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
$gt->suggestionsAutocomplete('Milwaukee');
$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
- This is not an official or supported API
- Rate Limit is not publicly known, let me know if you have a consistent estimate.
- Some ideas pulled from General Mills's Google Trends API for Python