I cannot understand the numbers of 'received', 'sent' and 'ts'

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Namgyu
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I cannot understand the numbers of 'received', 'sent' and 'ts'

Hi, dears.

 

When I use the API about traffic history, I get the result right this.

 

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With this API, can I get the only amount of using data?

The unit of received and sent data is kbytes so in the second group, does it mean I sent 3.93MB and received 105.4MB?

What does numbers of ts? Does ts mean the specific time?

 

+ Are there any APIs extracting all of descriptions about applications linked by a network?

all applications.PNG

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BrechtSchamp
Kind of a big deal

It's a list of usages per day. The ts is the timestamp marking either the start of the end of the time interval.

 

E.g. 1567468800 is Tuesday, September 3, 2019 12:00:00 AM

 

I'm afraid no more detailed information per application (per user) is available from the API at this point in time.

 

Edit: Actually, this is not correct, there is data per user per application available via the call:

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More info here:

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BrechtSchamp
Kind of a big deal

It's a list of usages per day. The ts is the timestamp marking either the start of the end of the time interval.

 

E.g. 1567468800 is Tuesday, September 3, 2019 12:00:00 AM

 

I'm afraid no more detailed information per application (per user) is available from the API at this point in time.

 

Edit: Actually, this is not correct, there is data per user per application available via the call:

image.png
More info here:

Thank you for your kind answer!

 

Additionally, how can you know 1568468800 is that time?

BrechtSchamp
Kind of a big deal

They are standard Unix/epoch timestamps. Most programming languages have built-in conversion tools for them. The way I did it in this case is this website: https://www.epochconverter.com/

@BrechtSchamp Thank you very much! 😄
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