Include WordPress core version, storage, and bandwidth in /installs endpoints in the API
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Tucker Roussel
Since the User Portal can't filter the sites list by WP core version, or sort by storage or bandwidth, it can be challenging to get an understanding of site usage without downloading the full CSV and analyzing the data elsewhere. Even more difficult when trying to analyze that data across multiple accounts in WP Engine. It would be helpful to see this data exposed in the API.
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Tucker Roussel
It would be helpful in some of my use cases to have the usage information rolled up into the /installs (bulk list) endpoint, just to avoid a slew of calls to /installs/{install_id}. But I understand there may not be a big enough need to justify that.
In my opinion, storage would be most recent reading, and I suppose a reading from the last 30 days would make sense for bandwidth and visits, since that's what the user portal defaults to.
Austin Wendt
Hi Tucker Roussel - thanks again for the feedback. I'm reviewing for the team, and I want to confirm I understand the desired solution.
WP Version returns in
/installs/{install_id}
but not in /installs
(bulk list), so we can address that. Usage information (storage, bandwidth, visits) are available in
/installs/{install_id}/usage
, and the endpoint accepts a date range. Are you asking to have that information "rolled up" in an existing endpoint somewhere else? If so, over what date range?R
Rick Love
updated the status to
planned
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Rick Love
Hi Tucker Roussel. Thanks for your feedback. I don't have a timeline for you, but this is something we're actively looking into for later this year.