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Keen IO Query Example: Users who did X action C times from D1 to D2, with filters
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# Scenario: | |
We want all users who did event X, | |
where event X had property Y and Z with values A and B, | |
where event X happened C times within the dates D1 and D2. | |
# Solution: | |
You can arrive at the final result using this query: | |
var users_who_did_x = new Keen.Query("count", { | |
eventCollection: X, | |
groupBy: 'uuid', | |
timeframe: { | |
"start" : D1, | |
"end" : D2 | |
}, | |
filters: [ | |
{ | |
"property_name" : Y, | |
"operator" : "eq", | |
"property_value" : A | |
}, | |
{ | |
"property_name": Z | |
"operator":"eq", | |
"property_value": B | |
} | |
] | |
}); | |
This query would return you a list of ALL user IDs meeting those criteria, along with a count of how many times each user did X, like this: | |
result: [ | |
{ | |
uuid: "Jenny", | |
result: 1 | |
}, | |
{ | |
uuid: "Johnny", | |
result: 3 | |
}, | |
{ | |
uuid: "Jelly", | |
result: 2 | |
}, | |
{ | |
uuid: "Julie", | |
result: 2 | |
}, | |
] | |
If C = 2 then your result is Jelly & Julie. |
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