Download logs as csv

GET {{baseUrl}}/v1/Logs/export?workspaceId=61551403&start=1952-01-06T22:56:01.709Z&end=1952-01-06T22:56:01.709Z&userExcluded=true&userId=61551403&type=<string>&channels=<string>&channels=<string>&refId=eu&select=eu&page=61551403&size=61551403&skip=61551403&sortBy=eu&asc=true&filters=eu

Request Params

Key	Datatype	Description
`workspaceId`	number
`start`	string
`end`	string
`userExcluded`	boolean
`userId`	number
`type`	string
`channels`	string
`channels`	string
`refId`	string
`select`	string	Comma separated list of fields
`page`	number	Pagination index (1 based, page 1 = 1, page 2 = 2...)
`size`	number	Size of the result page (default: 20, max 500)
`skip`	number	The number of items to skip (if not provided, it will use the default page and size prop)
`sortBy`	string	The field to sort
`asc`	boolean	True to sort ascending
`filters`	string	A serialized as json filter string using the JsonRuleEngine.net format
https://github.com/antoinebidault/JsonRuleEngine.Net
The filters is a query param, that's why he must be properly serialized as a json string and url encoded
e.g. {"field":"ProcessingType", "operator":"notEqual", "value": "Done"}
The field prop must match one property name of the object (present in the output results)
The operator can be equal,
notEqual,
lessThan,
lessThanInclusive,
greaterThan,
greaterThanInclusive,
in,
notIn,
contains,
doesNotContains,
isNull,
isNotNull,
isEmpty
You can combine the filters as following :
{ "separator":"Or","rules": [{"field":"ProcessingType", "operator":"notEqual", "value": "Done"},{"field":"ProcessingType", "operator":"isNull"}]}
Serialize the filter param as following:
?filters=${uriEncodeComponent(JSON.stringify({"field":"ProcessingType", "operator":"notEqual", "value": "Done"}))}

RESPONSES

status: OK

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