Use Jupyter/Python to find when Web Maps were viewed

[GregDunnigan]

I'm trying to use use a Jupyter notebook with the arcgis.gis module to do some administration of my ArcGIS Online content.

this is the basics of what I've done so far.  

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srch = gis.content.search('',item_type = "Web Map", max_items = 500)

for s in srch:
   print (s.title, " - ", s.numViews," - ", s.id)

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I would like to be able to run a query and see all Web Maps and Web Applications that have been viewed within the past week or so.  The "numViews" item that I can search on will give me the total number of views of an Map or App, but I would like to see when the views happened.

Is this possible or is there a better way to do this?

Thanks.

[AdrianWelsh]

Greg,

This sounds like it would be really useful! I hope there is a way to do this and I'll be watching this thread. Please move the thread to the https://community.esri.com/groups/arcgis-python-api?sr=search&searchId=a266dd84-6fac-4de4-8973-1dd4e...‌ group since the GeoNet Help is for help with the GeoNet.

Thanks,

Adrian

[GregDunnigan]

Moved.  Thanks!

[AllenGuan2]

I would like to know more about this too, and maybe - querying not only web maps and apps, but data items, such as map/feature services usage with time. This will provide the management what data has not been used and may cut off the data subscriptions et al.