multi_analysis with group_by only gives the data for 1st group

[laggingreflex]

I have this query:

new Keen.Query('count', {
  event_collection: 'pageView',
  timeframe: 'this_30_days',
  interval: 'daily',
  group_by: 'user.ip',
});

which results in the expected output:

[ { value:
     [ { 'user.ip': '0.0.0.0', result: 1159 },
       { 'user.ip': '109.x.x.145', result: 0 },
       { 'user.ip': '88.x.x.170', result: 0 } ],
    timeframe:
     { start: '2016-05-13T18:30:00.000Z',
       end: '2016-05-14T18:30:00.000Z' } },
  { value: ...

But I wanted this query as a part of a multi_analysis. So I have this query now:

new Keen.Query('multi_analysis', {
  event_collection: 'pageView',
  analyses: {
      all: {
          analysis_type: 'count',
      },
      unique: {
          analysis_type: 'count',
          group_by: 'user.ip',
      }
  },
  interval: 'daily',
  timeframe: 'this_30_days',
});

This however results in this:

[ { value: { all: 1159, unique: 1159 },
    timeframe:
     { start: '2016-05-13T18:30:00.000Z',
       end: '2016-05-14T18:30:00.000Z' } },
  { value: { all: 1948, unique: 1948 },
    timeframe:
     { start: '2016-05-14T18:30:00.000Z',
       end: '2016-05-15T18:30:00.000Z' } },
  { value: { all: 1256, unique: 1256 },

There's all: 1159, unique: 1159 results in which the unique part seems to only have the data from the first result in the first query

 [ { 'user.ip': '0.0.0.0', result: 1159 },   << 
   { 'user.ip': '109.x.x.145', result: 0 },  << where is this data??
   { 'user.ip': '88.x.x.170', result: 0 } ],  << and this

Other results than the first one are apparently not being included in multi_analysis.

Is this by design or is it a bug?

[dustinlarimer]

@laggingreflex sorry for the oversight here – sharing with our platform team to investigate further 👍

[dustinlarimer]

@laggingreflex for multi-analysis queries, group_by is a top-level parameter -- a sibling to analyses and timeframe, and is ignored if passed in as you have it. In this case I would suggest defining running two parallel queries, like so:

var client = new Keen({ /* Configure */ });

var query1 = new Keen.Query('count', {
  event_collection: 'pageView',
  interval: 'daily',
  timeframe: 'this_30_days'
});

var query2 = new Keen.Query('count', {
  event_collection: 'pageView',
  group_by: 'user.ip',
  interval: 'daily',
  timeframe: 'this_30_days'
});

client.run([query1, query2], function(err, res) {
  // Handle res[0] and res[1]
});