Logicmonitor_sdk filters are driving me insane. Please help?

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}")