Filtering Stats
You can filter the stats you receive from any of our API endpoints by adding query parameters to your request. Here's what's available: Query Param Purpose Possible Values start Only show analytics d…
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by Taylor Sloane
You can filter the stats you receive from any of our API endpoints by adding query parameters to your request. Here's what's available:
Query Param | Purpose | Possible Values |
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start | Only show analytics data after this date | Any RFC3339 date string. e.g. 2006-01-02T15:04:05.000Z07:00 |
end | Only show analytics data before this date | Any RFC3339 date string. e.g. e.g. 2006-01-02T15:04:05.000Z07:00 |
language_code | Restrict analytics returned to just that language_code (on multilingual accounts). Default is to return all languages. | Any 2-digit language code that you have enabled in your account. |
exclude_ip | Ignore any traffic with this IP address | Single IPv4 address or comma separated list. e.g. 192.168.0.1,255.255.255.0 |
anonymous_only | Only include traffic from logged out users, ignoring anyone signed in with a HelpDocs account. | "true", "false" |
user_id | Only show traffic from these specific HelpDocs user_ids | Any 10-character alphanumeric user_id from your HelpDocs account, or a comma-separated list of user_ids. |
article_id | Only show traffic to these articles | Any 10-character alphanumeric article_id from your HelpDocs account. You can retrieve these from the /article endpoint. |
category_id | Only show traffic to any article in these categories | Any 10-character alphanumeric category_id from your HelpDocs account. You can retrieve these from the /category endpoint. |
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