Closed sorin2343 closed 2 years ago
Hi @sorin2343 ,
You can do this by calling <session object>.get("/audit/records")
and optionally include a params
keyword argument (a dictionary object). The return value of that is a Requests.Response
object, so <response object>.json()
gives you a dictionary object representing the JSON data in the response.
Note that the next_cursor
key in the response body, which can be sent in as the cursor
parameter in the next request (via params
keyword argument) to obtain the next page of results.
The iter_all
function doesn't yet natively support cursor-based pagination, although this will likely be the next significant feature that to be added to the library.
hello ,
how can I get the /audit/records? look at https://developer.pagerduty.com/api-reference/reference/REST/openapiv3.json/paths/~1audit~1records/get
thanks sorin