Retrieve Customer Count

Examples

curl -X GET "https://api.chartmogul.com/v1/metrics/customer-count" \
     -u YOUR_API_KEY: \
     -d start-date=2015-07-01 \
     -d end-date=2015-11-01 \
     -d interval=month

ChartMogul::Metrics.customer_count(start_date: '2015-07-01', end_date: '2015-11-01', interval: 'month')

ChartMogul.Metrics.customerCount(config, {
   'start-date': '2015-07-01',
   'end-date': '2015-11-01',
   'interval': 'month'
}, function (err, res) {
   // asynchronously called
});

<?php

ChartMogul\Metrics::customerCount([
    "start-date" => "2015-07-01",
    "end-date" => "2015-11-01",
    "interval" => "month",
]);
?>

api.MetricsRetrieveCustomerCount(&cm.MetricsFilter{
        StartDate: "2016-01-01",
        EndDate:   "2016-03-12",
        Interval:  "month",
    Geo:             "GB",
    Plans:       "PRO Plan",
    })

chartmogul.Metrics.customer_count(
    config,
    start_date="2016-01-01",
    end_date="2016-03-12",
    interval="month",
      geo="GB",
        plans="PRO Plan")

Result Format

{
  "entries":[
    {
      "date":"2015-07-31",
      "customers":382
    },
    {"...more...": "...entries..."}
  ],
  "summary":{
    "current":382,
    "previous":379,
    "percentage-change":0.8
  }
}

#<ChartMogul::Metrics::CustomerCounts:0x007fa4ec4605d0 
@entries=[
  #<ChartMogul::Metrics::CustomerCount:0x007fa4ec4602d8 
  @date=2015-07-31, 
  @customers=382
  >,
  <...more entries...>
], 
@summary=
  #<ChartMogul::Summary:0x007fa4ec45a338
  @current=382,
  @previous=379,
  @percentage_change=0.8
  >
>

{
  "entries":[
    {
      "date":"2015-07-31",
      "customers":382
    },
    {"...more...": "...entries..."}
  ],
  "summary":{
    "current":382,
    "previous":379,
    "percentage-change":0.8
  }
}

<?php

ChartMogul\Metrics\CustomerCounts::__set_state(array(
   "entries" => 
  Doctrine\Common\Collections\ArrayCollection::__set_state(array(
     "elements" => 
    array (
      0 => 
      ChartMogul\Metrics\CustomerCount::__set_state(array(
         "date" => "2015-07-31",
         "customers" => 382,
      )),
      1 => 
      ChartMogul\Metrics\CustomerCount::__set_state(array(
         "date" => "2015-08-31",
         "customers" => 382,
      )),
      2 => ...
 ))),
   "summary" => 
  ChartMogul\Summary::__set_state(array(
    "current" => 382,
    "previous" => 379,
    "percentage_change" => 0.8,
  ))
));
?>

(*chartmogul.CustomerCountResult)(0xc0420c8ba0)({
 Entries: ([]*chartmogul.CustomerCountMetrics) (len=3) {
  (*chartmogul.CustomerCountMetrics)(0xc04200a480)({
   Date: (string) (len=10) "2016-01-31",
   Customers: (uint32) 1
  }),
  (*chartmogul.CustomerCountMetrics)(0xc04200a4e0)({
   Date: (string) (len=10) "2016-02-29",
   Customers: (uint32) 1
  }),
  (*chartmogul.CustomerCountMetrics)(0xc04200a500)({
   Date: (string) (len=10) "2016-03-12",
   Customers: (uint32) 1
  })
 },
 Summary: (*chartmogul.Summary)(0xc04200a520)({
  Current: (float64) 1,
  Previous: (float64) 1,
  PercentageChange: (float64) 0
 })
})

Metrics(entries=[
    <Metrics{
        customers=1.0, 
        date=datetime.date(2016, 1, 31)}>, 
    <Metrics{
        customers=1.0, 
        date=datetime.date(2016, 2, 29)}>, 
    <Metrics{
        customers=1.0, 
        date=datetime.date(2016, 3, 12)}>], 
summary=<Summary{
    current=1.0, 
    percentage_change=0.0, 
    previous=1.0}>)

In the response, the entries key contains an object for each interval, with the following data:

date - The date of the end of the interval
customers - The number of active customers in your account as at the end of the interval.

The summary key contains the current Customer Count value, the value 30 days ago, and the percentage change between these two measures.