# Admin Reports API . entityUsageReports

## Instance Methods

Retrieves a report which is a collection of properties and statistics for entities used by users within the account. For more information, see the Entities Usage Report guide. For more information about the entities report's parameters, see the Entities Usage parameters reference guides.

Retrieves the next page of results.

### Method Details

`get(entityType, entityKey, date, customerId=None, filters=None, maxResults=None, pageToken=None, parameters=None)`

    Retrieves a report which is a collection of properties and statistics for entities used by users within the account. For more information, see the Entities Usage Report guide. For more information about the entities report's parameters, see the Entities Usage parameters reference guides.

    Args:
      entityType: string, Represents the type of entity for the report. (required)
        Allowed values
          gplus_communities - Returns a report on Google+ communities.
      entityKey: string, Represents the key of the object to filter the data with. (required)
        Allowed values
          all - Returns activity events for all users.
          entityKey - Represents an app-specific identifier for the entity. For details on how to obtain the entityKey for a particular entityType, see the Entities Usage parameters reference guides.
      date: string, Represents the date the usage occurred. The timestamp is in the ISO 8601 format, yyyy-mm-dd. We recommend you use your account's time zone for this. (required)
      customerId: string, The unique ID of the customer to retrieve data for.
      filters: string, The filters query string is a comma-separated list of an application's event parameters where the parameter's value is manipulated by a relational operator. The filters query string includes the name of the application whose usage is returned in the report. The application values for the Entities usage report include accounts, docs, and gmail.
    Filters are in the form [application name]:[parameter name][relational operator][parameter value],....

    In this example, the <> 'not equal to' operator is URL-encoded in the request's query string (%3C%3E):
    GET https://www.googleapis.com/admin/reports/v1/usage/gplus_communities/all/dates/2017-12-01 ?parameters=gplus:community_name,gplus:num_total_members &filters=gplus:num_total_members>0

    The relational operators include:
    - == - 'equal to'.
    - <> - 'not equal to'. It is URL-encoded (%3C%3E).
    - < - 'less than'. It is URL-encoded (%3C).
    - <= - 'less than or equal to'. It is URL-encoded (%3C=).
    - > - 'greater than'. It is URL-encoded (%3E).
    - >= - 'greater than or equal to'. It is URL-encoded (%3E=).  Filters can only be applied to numeric parameters.
      maxResults: integer, Determines how many activity records are shown on each response page. For example, if the request sets maxResults=1 and the report has two activities, the report has two pages. The response's nextPageToken property has the token to the second page.
      pageToken: string, Token to specify next page. A report with multiple pages has a nextPageToken property in the response. In your follow-on request getting the next page of the report, enter the nextPageToken value in the pageToken query string.
      parameters: string, The parameters query string is a comma-separated list of event parameters that refine a report's results. The parameter is associated with a specific application. The application values for the Entities usage report are only gplus.
    A parameter query string is in the CSV form of [app_name1:param_name1], [app_name2:param_name2]....
    Note: The API doesn't accept multiple values of a parameter. If a particular parameter is supplied more than once in the API request, the API only accepts the last value of that request parameter.
    In addition, if an invalid request parameter is supplied in the API request, the API ignores that request parameter and returns the response corresponding to the remaining valid request parameters.

    An example of an invalid request parameter is one that does not belong to the application. If no parameters are requested, all parameters are returned.

    Returns:
      An object of the form:

        {
        "etag": "A String", # ETag of the resource.
        "kind": "admin#reports#usageReports", # The type of API resource. For a usage report, the value is admin#reports#usageReports.
        "nextPageToken": "A String", # Token to specify next page. A report with multiple pages has a nextPageToken property in the response. For your follow-on requests getting all of the report's pages, enter the nextPageToken value in the pageToken query string.
        "usageReports": [ # Various application parameter records.
          { # JSON template for a usage report.
            "date": "A String", # The date of the report request.
            "entity": { # Information about the type of the item.
              "customerId": "A String", # The unique identifier of the customer's account.
              "entityId": "A String", # Object key. Only relevant if entity.type = "OBJECT" Note: external-facing name of report is "Entities" rather than "Objects".
              "profileId": "A String", # The user's immutable G Suite profile identifier.
              "type": "A String", # The type of item. The value is customer.
              "userEmail": "A String", # The user's email address. Only relevant if entity.type = "USER"
            },
            "etag": "A String", # ETag of the resource.
            "kind": "admin#reports#usageReport", # The type of API resource. For a usage report, the value is admin#reports#usageReport.
            "parameters": [ # Parameter value pairs for various applications. For the Customers usage report parameters and values, see the customer usage parameters reference.
              {
                "boolValue": True or False, # Boolean value of the parameter.
                "datetimeValue": "A String", # The RFC 3339 formatted value of the parameter, for example 2010-10-28T10:26:35.000Z.
                "intValue": "A String", # Integer value of the parameter.
                "msgValue": [ # Nested message value of the parameter.
                  {
                    "a_key": "",
                  },
                ],
                "name": "A String",
                "stringValue": "A String", # String value of the parameter.
              },
            ],
          },
        ],
        "warnings": [ # Warnings, if any.
          {
            "code": "A String", # Machine readable code or warning type. The warning code value is 200.
            "data": [ # Key-value pairs to give detailed information on the warning.
              {
                "key": "A String", # Key associated with a key-value pair to give detailed information on the warning.
                "value": "A String", # Value associated with a key-value pair to give detailed information on the warning.
              },
            ],
            "message": "A String", # The human readable messages for a warning are:
                # - Data is not available warning - Sorry, data for date yyyy-mm-dd for application "application name" is not available.
                # - Partial data is available warning - Data for date yyyy-mm-dd for application "application name" is not available right now, please try again after a few hours.
          },
        ],
      }

`get_next(previous_request, previous_response)`

    Retrieves the next page of results.

    Args:
      previous_request: The request for the previous page. (required)
      previous_response: The response from the request for the previous page. (required)

    Returns:
      A request object that you can call 'execute()' on to request the next
      page. Returns None if there are no more items in the collection.