Mux v1.9.0 Mux.Data.Filters View Source
This module includes functions for retrieving available filters and their values in our system. These endpoints, for example, are used to construct the breakdown tables in the metrics UI. API Documentation
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Functions
Lists the values for a specific filter along with a total count of related views.
Lists all the filters broken out into basic and advanced.
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Lists the values for a specific filter along with a total count of related views.
Returns {:ok, filters, raw_env}.
Examples
iex> client = Mux.client("my_token_id", "my_token_secret")
iex> {:ok, filters, _env} = Mux.Data.Filters.get(client, "browser")
iex> filters
[%{"total_count" => 2, "value" => "Safari"}, %{"total_count" => 1, "value" => "Chrome"}]Lists all the filters broken out into basic and advanced.
Returns {:ok, filters, raw_env}.
Examples
iex> client = Mux.client("my_token_id", "my_token_secret")
iex> {:ok, filters, _env} = Mux.Data.Filters.list(client)
iex> filters
%{"advanced" => ["asn", "browser_version", "cdn", "experiment_name", "operating_system_version", "player_name", "player_version", "preroll_ad_asset_hostname", "preroll_ad_tag_hostname", "preroll_played", "preroll_requested", "sub_property_id", "video_series"], "basic" => ["browser", "country", "operating_system", "player_software", "player_software_version", "source_hostname", "source_type", "stream_type", "video_title"]}