Closed zaro0508 closed 4 years ago
Hello @zaro0508!
Thanks for reaching out! I want to start by making a quick note that it looks like you're using systems_list
, but if you're trying to get a list of all your users, you'll want to use systemusers_list
(link).
Now on to the crux of your issue. The systemusers_list
returns a systemuserlist, which contains the results
and the total_count
. You can reference the total_count
by taking a look at the response.total_count
. I'm having a bit of a hard time wording that last part at the moment so I've included a slightly modified try/exception from the systemusers_list
example below to hopefully better illustrate my point.
try:
# List all system users
api_response = api_instance.systemusers_list(content_type, accept, limit=limit, skip=skip)
pprint(api_response.total_count)
except ApiException as e:
print("Exception when calling SystemusersApi->systemusers_list: %s\n" % e)
Once you're able to grab that, you should be able to use a while loop and increment the skip
variable to return all of your users.
Please let me know if this helps clarify or if you have additional questions.
Sorry for the invalid references. I didn't see the meta data because I was only looking at the response.results object I see total_count
in the complete api response now. Thank you.
How do I get a list of all jumpcloud users using the
systems_list
[1] python api? It looks like the number of records returned is limited to 100.I get an error when requesting more than 100
when i request 1 record it works, it returns info about that single record but no meta data on whether there's more records in the system. How do i get a complete list of all jumpcloud users?
[1] https://github.com/TheJumpCloud/jcapi-python/blob/master/jcapiv1/docs/SystemsApi.md#systems_list