Public API v2 → Insight Query Endpoint

About

The /dashboards/{dashboardGuid}/insights/{insightGuid}/query endpoint will return the data from a specified insight on a dashboard. You can optionally include prompts in your request payload to filter your results. You may also request the result data based on a different specified user.

For information about how to get started with Public API v2, refer to References → Public API v2.

Note

Use the HTTPS or HTTP scheme according to your installation.

Request headers

In the request header, you will need to include your access token with a type of Bearer.

For information about how to create an access token, refer to Public API v2 → Create an API access token.

{
"Content-Type": "application/json",
"Accept": "application/json",
"Authorization": "Bearer {access_token}"
}

Endpoint URL

Following is the URL to call the /dashboards/{dashboardGuid}/insights/{insightGuid}/query endpoint.

  • https://<cluster_URL>/incorta/api/v2/{tenantName}/dashboards/{dashboardGuid}/insights/{insightGuid}/query
  • https://<server address>:<port>/incorta/api/v2/{tenantName}/{dashboardGuid}/insights/{insightGuid}/query

URL parameters

ParameterTypeDescriptionRequired
tenantNameStringThe tenant name (case-sensitive)Required
dashboardGuidStringThe GUID of the dashboardRequired
insightGuidStringThe GUID of the insightRequired

The dashboardGuid and insightGuid are located in the URL of the desired dashboard insight. They are required in the /query endpoint URL. The following are instructions on where to locate the dashboardGuid and insightGuid:

  • As the user that wants to access the public API of a dashboard, sign into the Incorta Direct Data Platform™.
  • In the navigation bar, select Content.
  • Select the desired dashboard.
  • In the top right corner of the desired insight, select focus (expand arrows icon).
  • In your browser URL, locate the dashboardGuid and insightGuid in the URL.

Following is an example of where to locate the dashboardGuid and insightGuid in a dashboard URL:

https://{cluster_URL}/incorta/#/dashboard/{dashboardGuid}/tab/{tabGuid}/insight/{insightGuid}

HTTP method

POST

Endpoint URL example

https://10.0.0.1/incorta/api/v2/default/dashboards/0va65534-b1cb-4xc7/insights/abc1234-gh78-33rf/query

Request body

The /dashboards/{dashboardGuid}/insights/{insightGuid}/query endpoint will accept an optional JSON payload that can be used to filter the response data.

{
"prompts": [
{
"field": "string",
"operator": "string",
"values": [
"string"
],
"options": {
"caseSensitive": true
},
"type": "string",
"variable": "string"
}
],
"pagination": {
"startRow": 0,
"pageSize": 0
},
"username": "base64.encode(loginName)"
}

Request body parameters

The following table introduces the body parameters and their descriptions.

ParameterTypeDescriptionRequired
promptsArray of objectsPrompts to filter the queryOptional
prompts > fieldStringThe absolute path of the table column (the fully qualified name of the column: schemaName.tableName.columnName) filtered by the promptRequired
prompts > operatorStringThe prompt’s operator. For example, =, >, <.Required
prompts > valuesArray of stringsThe filter valuesRequired
prompts > optionsObjectSpecific features of the promptOptional
options > caseSensitiveBooleanSpecify if the prompt is case-sensitive.
This option applies to the following operators only: CONTAINS, NOT_CONTAINS, STARTS_WITH, NOT_STARTS_WITH, and ENDS_WITH. For other operators, the value is always case-sensitive.
Optional
prompts > typeStringThe prompt type.
Valid values are:
  ●  dimension (default): for dimension prompts
  ●  variable: for presentation variables
Optional
prompts > variableStringThe variable name if the type is variableOptional
paginationObjectSpecify pagination optionsOptional
pagination > startRowIntegerThe starting row for paginationOptional
pagination > pageSizeIntegerThe number of rows per pageOptional
usernameStringThe user name encoded in base64 to have the query processed as this userOptional
Important

Although the request body is optional, if you add prompts to your query, you must specify the field, operator, and value for each prompt. You must also include the type parameter.

Username field

The username optional field can only be used by a user with the Super User role. When you apply the username field, the query will be processed as if the request is from the specified user. The username in this field must be a different user than the user account associated with your API key. From your terminal, the following code example can be used to generate the base64 encoded username:

echo -n '<loginname>' | base64

Request body example

{
"prompts": [{
"field": "Online_Store.OrderDetails.ProductName",
"operator": "CONTAINS",
"values": ["Helmet"],
"type": "dimension"}],
"pagination": {
"startRow": 1,
"pageSize": 4}
}

Endpoint response

The following table shows the HTTP response status codes for this endpoint.

CodeDescriptionPayload Response
200OKSee Endpoint 200 response
400Bad Request{"message": "string"}
401Unauthorized
  ●  Invalid or expired access token.
  ●  The tenant name doesn’t match the tenant in the access token.
{"message": "string"}
404Not Found
  ●  The dashboard or insight doesn't exist.
  ●  The tenant doesn't exist or is disabled.
{"message": "string"}
422Unprocessable Entity{"message": "string"}
500Internal Server Error{"message": "string"}

Endpoint 200 response

{
"headers":{
"dimensions": [
{
"columnName": "string",
"dataType": "string",
"label": "string",
"type": "string",
"index": 0
}
],
"measures": [
{
"columnName": "string",
"dataType": "string",
"label": "string",
"index": 0,
"grandTotal": "string"
}
],
"apiVersion": 0,
"totalRows": 0
},
"data": "string",
"links": "string",
"conditionalFormatting": "string"
}
Important
  • Querying insights returns all the insight data unless the dashboard has an applied filter.
  • If you do not specify the request body parameters, the endpoint will return only the first 1000 rows of the insight data.

Response examples

The following is a response example when you do not specify a request body.

{
"headers": {
"dimensions": [{
"label": "Year(Order Date)",
"dataType": "integer",
"field": null,
"type": "row",
"index": 0}],
"measures": [{
"label": "Revenue",
"dataType": "double",
"field": "Online_Store.RevenueDetail.LineTotal",
"index": 1,
"grandTotal": null}],
"apiVersion": 1,
"totalRows": 4},
"data": [
[2011, 1333422197.2505603],
[2012, 2642405497.1075263],
[2013, 2682709760.1775813],
[2014, 1543748193.8195577]]
}

The following is the response for the above request body example.

{
"headers": {
"dimensions": [{
"label": "Year(Order Date)",
"dataType": "integer",
"field": null,
"type": "row",
"index": 0}],
"measures": [{
"label": "Revenue",
"dataType": "double",
"field": "Online_Store.RevenueDetail.LineTotal",
"index": 1,
"grandTotal": null}],
"apiVersion": 1,
"totalRows": 4,
"prompts": [{
"field": "Online_Store.OrderDetails.ProductName",
"operator": "CONTAINS",
"type": "dimension",
"values": ["Helmet"]}]},
"data": [
[2012, 11267373.87029136],
[2013, 11465396.847016737],
[2014, 6693892.1664852835]]
}