Hi,

We had this question a number of times, and here's the answer we gave in this context before:

“The public API can be used to access analysis statistics using the Get Project endpoint, section analysisStatistics https://languagecloud.sdl.com/lc/api-docs/fd9ee0beb37ca-get-project . The model/information exposed under Get Project is described at https://languagecloud.sdl.com/lc/api-docs/4d1cce730f2af-analysis-statistics. Locked segments information is not yet exposed, we have a feature request for this down the road.

In addition to this, when executing the call, you could request via query parameter fields=analysisStatistics,languageDirections.analysisStatistics, either if you want the whole project statistics, or language direction level statistics. On the response then with minimal parsing/navigating logic, the data should be available.”

Would the second paragraph help with your second question in terms of language level?

Thanks, Daniel

Hello Daniel Brockmann ,

Thanks a lot, this is the answer to my question! :-)

I'm new to this API and how it works, and I didn't see the languageDirections.analysisStatistics option. I just tried it now and it's returning exactly what I was looking for... :-)

By the way, the API is well done and well documented, it's just a bit overwhelming to find my way around after just a few days...

Kind regards,

JF

Hello Daniel Brockmann ,

Thanks a lot, this is the answer to my question! :-)

I'm new to this API and how it works, and I didn't see the languageDirections.analysisStatistics option. I just tried it now and it's returning exactly what I was looking for... :-)

By the way, the API is well done and well documented, it's just a bit overwhelming to find my way around after just a few days...

Kind regards,

JF

Hi again JF,

I also got this from an internal thread which was similar and this kind of question was asked:

"You can call:

• /projects/{projectId}?fields=id,shortId,name,description - get some basic information about the project
• /projects/{projectId}/target-files - get a list of target files
• /projects/{projectId}/target-files/{fileId}?fields=name,languageDirection,analysisStatistics - get the target file analysis statistics

This can give you an Excel like this:



Just as additional info/insight.

Thanks, Daniel