rx_bytes incorrect, or conversion, or user/PEBKAC issue? about unifi-api-client HOT 4 CLOSED

It takes a while after the end of each day for its daily stats to populate so that explains why you don't yet see the 5th in the chart. Switch to hourly stats and you will see stats up the last full hour.

Regarding the use of the stat_sessions() method, you do need to provide the correct number of parameters, otherwise, PHP will assume the only provided value must be assigned to the first parameter.

If you do it like so:

//stat_sessions($start = null, $end = null, $mac = null, $type = 'all');
$unifi_connection->stat_sessions(null, null, $mac)

will return the session collection for the device with MAC address $mac for the past week (7*24 hours).

If you wish to see them for a different timeframe, simply pass the required start and end Unix timestamps in seconds.

See the code comments here:
https://github.com/Art-of-WiFi/UniFi-API-client/blob/master/src/Client.php#L859-L871

See this site for some explanation and tools regarding Unix (or epoch) time(stamps):
https://www.epochconverter.com/

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At first glance, your code is fine although I personally would use a foreach() loop which is more straightforward when cycling through all elements in an array.

The difference you see is caused by the fact you're looking at data in the controller which is coming from a different source. The source of the data you were looking at is the sessions collection which is available through the stat_sessions() method/function.

The collection you are going through is used to populate the "Show historical data" for the client, while the view you were looking is available from the "History" tab for the client.

I cannot say why there is a difference between the two in your case. Maybe it has to do with the data retention settings?

These are the data retention settings which we always use (where possible):

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My settings are slightly different, but I think should be fine for this example:

Another look:

You appear to be right in that the Show Historical Data graph, while darn near impossible to actually tabulate since you have to do hovers, seems to have a different amount of data. Here's a GIF that shows Daily Historical for the device. (Left most Y axis is the "3rd", right is the "4th", and then it's blank through the "5th":

Could be a time zone issue, but even so, none of the data shows anything close to the amount of data xferred from the API client test. I tried the stat_sessions call, but it seems to be ignoring the $mac and is returning all sessions for all MACs. (Again could be a newb thing...)

$mac = "my_secret_mac";
$result           = $unifi_connection->stat_sessions($mac);

At any rate (har har), the data that came back making no sense either.

Hostname		rx_bytes/1024
Matched			1219
Matched			69
Matched			0
Matched			65
Matched			73
Matched			85
Matched			1052
Matched			52
Matched			1433
Matched			5530
Matched			141
Matched			2517
Matched			5
Matched			0
Matched			95
Matched			116
Matched			170

Total kbytes rcvd: 12622
Total sessions: 17

At this point I don't know what's what, and may be outside the scope of your responsibilities, but I do appreciate any and all help. :)

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Issue appears to be resolved, now closing. Feel free to re-open if needed.

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