> > >> Thanks Nick - that's fantastic; I hadn't realised that the REST API was > callable in this way. > > The example is extremely helpful and works for me to determine active and > historical connections (even though I had to stand up a new ubuntu docker > container to run it, as my CentOS 6 host didn't want to run the pandas > python package :) ) > > Much appreciated, > > Jonathan > > Yeah, no problem. The easiest way I've found to look up the REST API calls is to open the Chrome Developer Console and go to the Network tab while working in Guacamole. You can see the endpoints that are called, what parameters are passed to them, and the responses that are given for those calls.
The pandas package was just a quick attempt to format the output - I'm sure there are other frameworks out there for taking JSON data into tables :-). -Nick
