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  • Clarified the scope of account statistics
  • Removed account stats from the REST API - there is no such API, API keys are scoped to apps only. Not sure how this was ever documented.
  • Improved clarity around obtaining account IDs:. Using an . Is this correct?
  • Found it odd that in code samples we refer to, for example, {ACCOUNT_ID} then in the docs we refer to that variable as @accountid@. I don't follow the inconsistency. Happy to change code examples to use accountId if preferred, but I don't see any merit in inconsistency in the same page.
  • Adjusted headings, specifically differentiating between “Statistics response payload” and “Statistics response”, clarifying the API response structure. I don't think it was clear before what a statistics response payload was vs statistics metrics. I have made what I think is am improvement
  • Improved metric definitions, clearly stating the inclusion of push notifications and integrations in outbound metrics. But also just made things a lot more concise.
  • Simplified curl command examples, removing redundant --location, and I have no idea why --request POST flags was added for a GET method endpoint.
  • Provided clearer context around API endpoints by explicitly linking to the correct documentation references.

Note I have some questions around whether we need <aside> for these smaller "tip" areas that are possibly more subtle, as opposed to stand out which I think this will do.

Also, do we not need aside for the product release stages in PDR-057?

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On the consistency of variable naming I've created a JIRA ticket as I believe this needs to be carried out throughout the docs and not just this page, for various variable names. The JIRA ticket: https://ably.atlassian.net/browse/EDU-1886

- Clarified the scope of account statistics
- Removed account stats from the REST API - there is no such API, API keys are scoped to apps only. Not sure how this was ever documented.
- Improved clarity around obtaining account IDs:. Using an <aside>. Is this correct?
- Found it odd that in code samples we refer to, for example, {ACCOUNT_ID} then in the docs we refer to that variable as @accountid@. I don't follow the inconsistency. Happy to change code examples to use accountId if preferred, but I don't see any merit in inconsistency in the same page.
- Adjusted headings, specifically differentiating between “Statistics response payload” and “Statistics response”, clarifying the API response structure. I don't think it was clear before what a statistics response payload was vs statistics metrics. I have made what I think is am improvement
- Improved metric definitions, clearly stating the inclusion of push notifications and integrations in outbound metrics. But also just made things a lot more concise.
- Simplified curl command examples, removing redundant --location, and I have no idea why `--request POST` flags was added for a GET method endpoint.
- 	Provided clearer context around API endpoints by explicitly linking to the correct documentation references.
@GregHolmes GregHolmes force-pushed the stats-docs-fixes-2025-03 branch from 6c1675b to 7497ace Compare March 31, 2025 09:53
@GregHolmes GregHolmes merged commit de7a126 into main Mar 31, 2025
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