The wiki says for multi get https://github.com/imvu-open/istatd/wiki/Get-multiple-counters
says to use a JSON like
{
"start": START,
"end": END,
"maxSamples": MAX,
"keys": ["counter.name", "yet.another.counter.name"],
"trailing": 0
}
But it should be stop instead of end
However, sometimes end is used instead of stop.
in the response documentation we have
{
"start": int,
"end": int,
"counter.name": {
"interval": int,
"data": [
{
"time": int,
what it really is:
{
"start": int,
"stop": int,
"counter.name": {
"interval": int,
"data": [
{
"start": int,
"end": int,
"time": int,
So we are not documenting that there is time interval in the bucket counter object and it uses end unlike the other intervals which use stop.
We should pick one convention and stick with it, and also update the documentation.
The wiki says for multi get https://github.com/imvu-open/istatd/wiki/Get-multiple-counters
says to use a JSON like
{ "start": START, "end": END, "maxSamples": MAX, "keys": ["counter.name", "yet.another.counter.name"], "trailing": 0 }But it should be
stopinstead ofendHowever, sometimes
endis used instead ofstop.in the response documentation we have
{ "start": int, "end": int, "counter.name": { "interval": int, "data": [ { "time": int,what it really is:
{ "start": int, "stop": int, "counter.name": { "interval": int, "data": [ { "start": int, "end": int, "time": int,So we are not documenting that there is time interval in the
bucketcounter object and it usesendunlike the other intervals which usestop.We should pick one convention and stick with it, and also update the documentation.