ExpertLogicmonitor_sdk filters are driving me insane. Please help?
So I've been trying to use the logicmonitor_sdk and it seems pretty good, but I keep getting stumped by the (in my opinion) completely barren documentation, at least thats how I view it.
In particular I'm struggling with filters. On the SDK page, if I look at GetDeviceDatasourceList ( https://www.logicmonitor.com/support-files/rest-api-developers-guide/sdks/docs/#api-LM-getDeviceDatasourceList ) the example filter says this:
filter = filter_example # String | (optional)
I have no idea what to even do here. I have tried this but whether I leave the filter empty or use this one, I still get back ALL the datasources on my device, not just the one based on my custom one (31690755):
datasource_filter = 'data_source_id:31690755'
datasource_response = api_instance.get_device_datasource_list(device_id, fields="", size=1000, offset=0, filter=datasource_filter)
datasource_dict = datasource_response.to_dict()
datasource_list = datasource_dict["items"]
print (datasource_list)
I am aware of the page discussing filters in general, but the SDK doesnt seem to exactly like it does when I'm doing the non-sdk approach. I DID manage to find an example on the communities page that let me filter on a property for other things (example: 'inheritedProperties.name:"SupportTeam",inheritedProperties.value:"WSAE"') so I was able to get my device list I wanted.
But ultimately I intend to call api_instance.get_device_datasource_instance_list, so I need the (local) id of the datasource, not the global one, data_source_id. So to get it I have to call get_device_datasource_list, but my filter isnt working. I'm still getting all of them.
I can obviously loop through them all and do an if for my custom name, but I should be able to filter it.
I guess the details dont matter, but I'm wondering:
tldr: how in the world in the sdk do you just filter for a single property and value? I've tried:
'data_source_id:31690755'
'data_source_id:"31690755"'
'datasourceId:31690755'
'datasourceId:"31690755"'
I am completely stumped. I hate to ask for help but I cannot for the life of me figure out how to make the filter do anything, and I cant find an sdk-specific version of the filter rules.
Thanks!
How about this?
from lm import lm # details on how to use this here: https://communities.logicmonitor.com/topic/7713-lm-wrapper-for-the-python-sdk/ #replace with the global datasource id from which you want instances listed ds_global_id = 53 # get the device list devices = {device.name:device.to_dict() for device in lm.get_device_list(size=1000).items} # loop through each device for k,device in devices.items(): # get the list of datasources for the current device (this has to be done for every device, ug...) datasources = lm.get_device_datasource_list(device['id'],size=1000).items #create a new entry under each device to contain the datasources for that device device['datasources'] = [ # let that entry only contain the information we need, global ds id, local ds id, ds name, and isntance count {"global_ds_id": ds.data_source_id,"name": ds.data_source_name,"local_ds_id": ds.id,"instance_number": ds.instance_number} for ds in datasources # only include datasources that actually have instances if ds.instance_number > 0 and ds.data_source_id == ds_global_id ] # loop through each datasource on the device that has instances for ds in device['datasources']: # call for the list of instances and store as a new entry on this datasource ds['instances'] = lm.get_device_datasource_instance_list(device_id=device['id'], hds_id=ds['local_ds_id']).items for device,v in devices.items(): #for each device for ds in v['datasources']: # for each datasource that has non-zero count of instances on the device for instance in ds['instances']: # for each instance in the non-zero count datasource print(f"{device},{ds['name']},{instance.name}")
