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Here's Python code (use in Domo Jupyter Workspace), to loop through the dataflow ids, extract JSON, and stores to csv. Modify if you want to store to a Domo dataset. End result of this code is shown below:

# --------------------------------------------------------------------------------

# Author        : Arbor Rose

# Date          : 10.28.25

# Description   : Loops through dataflow ids and pulls the trigger settings -

#                 saved as dataflow_trigger_settings_flattened.csv.

# --------------------------------------------------------------------------------

# Revision Date : 

# Revision      : 

# --------------------------------------------------------------------------------


# -----------------------------

# Imports and Setup

# -----------------------------


import os

import requests

import pandas as pd

import json

import sys

from getpass import getpass

import time


# -----------------------------

# Configuration

# -----------------------------

DOMO_INSTANCE = os.getenv("DOMO_INSTANCE", "YOUR_INSTANCE")

DOMO_DEV_TOKEN = os.getenv("DOMO_DEV_TOKEN")


# -----------------------------

# Helper: list all dataflow IDs

# -----------------------------

def list_dataflow_ids(instance, dev_token):

    url = f"https://{instance}.domo.com/api/dataprocessing/v1/dataflows"

    headers = {"x-domo-developer-token": dev_token, "Accept": "application/json"}

    resp = requests.get(url, headers=headers)

    resp.raise_for_status()

    batch = resp.json()

    ids = [df["id"] for df in batch if "id" in df]

    return ids


# -----------------------------

# Helper: fetch dataflow preview

# -----------------------------

def fetch_dataflow_preview(instance, df_id, dev_token, retries=3, backoff=1):

    url = f"https://{instance}.domo.com/api/dataprocessing/v2/dataflows/{df_id}"

    headers = {"x-domo-developer-token": dev_token, "Accept": "application/json"}

    params = {"validationType": "PREVIEW"}


    for attempt in range(1, retries+1):

        try:

            resp = requests.get(url, headers=headers, params=params, timeout=20)

            if resp.status_code == 200:

                return resp.json()

            else:

                print(f"[Attempt {attempt}] HTTP {resp.status_code} for {df_id}")

        except requests.RequestException as e:

            print(f"[Attempt {attempt}] Request error for {df_id}: {e}")

        time.sleep(backoff * attempt)

    return None


# -----------------------------

# Helper: extract triggerSettings

# -----------------------------

def extract_trigger_settings(df_json):

    if not df_json:

        return None

    ts = df_json.get("triggerSettings")

    if ts is None:

        # fallback search nested

        def find_key(d, key="triggerSettings"):

            if isinstance(d, dict):

                for k, v in d.items():

                    if k == key:

                        return v

                    res = find_key(v, key)

                    if res:

                        return res

            elif isinstance(d, list):

                for item in d:

                    res = find_key(item, key)

                    if res:

                        return res

            return None

        ts = find_key(df_json)

    return ts


# -----------------------------

# Main: loop through dataflows

# -----------------------------

dataflow_ids = list_dataflow_ids(DOMO_INSTANCE, DOMO_DEV_TOKEN)

print(f"Found {len(dataflow_ids)} dataflow IDs.\n")

sys.stdout.flush()


records = []

for idx, df_id in enumerate(dataflow_ids, start=1):

    print(f"[{idx}/{len(dataflow_ids)}] Fetching {df_id}")

    sys.stdout.flush()

    preview = fetch_dataflow_preview(DOMO_INSTANCE, df_id, DOMO_DEV_TOKEN)

    if preview:

        name = preview.get("displayName") or preview.get("name") or "<no name>"

        trigger = extract_trigger_settings(preview)

        records.append({

            "id": df_id,

            "name": name,

            "triggerSettings": json.dumps(trigger) if trigger else None

        })

        print(f"  Collected: {name}")

    else:

        print(f"  Failed to fetch {df_id}")

    sys.stdout.flush()


df = pd.DataFrame(records)

print(f"\n✅ Collected triggerSettings for {len(df)} dataflows.")


# -----------------------------

# Upload to Domo dataset (REST API)

# -----------------------------


# Save all triggerSettings to CSV in workspace

df.to_csv("dataflow_trigger_settings.csv", index=False)

# print("✅ Saved CSV to dataflow_trigger_settings.csv")


flattened_records = []


for _, row in df.iterrows():

    df_id = row['id']

    df_name = row['name']

    ts_json = row['triggerSettings']


    if pd.isna(ts_json):

        continue


    try:

        ts = json.loads(ts_json)

    except json.JSONDecodeError:

        continue


    triggers = ts.get("triggers", [])

    zoneId = ts.get("zoneId")

    locale = ts.get("locale")


    for trigger in triggers:

        trigger_title = trigger.get("title")

        trigger_id = trigger.get("triggerId")

        trigger_conditions = trigger.get("triggerConditions", [])


        events = trigger.get("triggerEvents", [])

        for event in events:

            # Capture schedule info if present

            schedule = event.get("schedule", {})

            flattened_records.append({

                "dataflow_id": df_id,

                "dataflow_name": df_name,

                "trigger_title": trigger_title,

                "trigger_id": trigger_id,

                "trigger_type": event.get("type"),

                "datasetId": event.get("datasetId") or event.get("id"),

                "triggerOnDataChanged": event.get("triggerOnDataChanged"),

                "schedule_second": schedule.get("second"),

                "schedule_minute": schedule.get("minute"),

                "schedule_hour": schedule.get("hour"),

                "schedule_dayOfMonth": schedule.get("dayOfMonth"),

                "schedule_month": schedule.get("month"),

                "schedule_dayOfWeek": schedule.get("dayOfWeek"),

                "schedule_year": schedule.get("year"),

                "zoneId": zoneId,

                "locale": locale

            })


flat_df = pd.DataFrame(flattened_records)

#print(flat_df.head())


flat_df.to_csv("dataflow_trigger_settings_flattened.csv", index=False)

print("✅ Flattened CSV saved: dataflow_trigger_settings_flattened.csv")

@nathankilcrease @ArborRose you guys beat me to it!!

@jetymas I love using the JSON no code connector for stuff like this. I created a short tutorial on how to get dataflow schedules with it:

Very nice. Give the man a point.

Here's python code to hit that endpoint. Note - a single data flow as described in that curl. Domo instance value would be the company name that appears before ".domo.com". In my example output I am calling dataflow id 564.

# Domo Dataflow schedule fetcher for Domo Jupyter Workspaces

# Anonymized instance: replace YOUR_INSTANCE with your Domo instance host prefix (no .domo.com)

# e.g. if your instance is henryscheinone.domo.com -> use "henryscheinone"


import os

import json

import time

import requests

from getpass import getpass

from typing import Optional


# -----------------------------

# Configuration - fill these

# -----------------------------
DOMO_INSTANCE = os.getenv("DOMO_INSTANCE", "YOUR_INSTANCE")   # <-- set this or export DOMO_INSTANCE

DATAFLOW_ID = "PUT_YOUR_DATAFLOW_ID_HERE"                    # <-- Replace with a real dataflow id (uuid-ish string)

# Token: either set DOMO_DEV_TOKEN env var or leave empty to be prompted securely at runtime

DOMO_DEV_TOKEN = os.getenv("DOMO_DEV_TOKEN", None)






# -----------------------------

# Helper: get token securely

# -----------------------------

def get_token() -> str:

    token = DOMO_DEV_TOKEN

    if token:

        return token.strip()

    token = os.getenv("DOMO_DEV_TOKEN")  # re-check

    if token:

        return token.strip()

    # If not set, prompt securely (works in Jupyter)

    return getpass("Enter Domo developer token (x-domo-developer-token): ").strip()


# -----------------------------

# Main function

# -----------------------------

def fetch_dataflow_preview(instance: str, dataflow_id: str, dev_token: str,

                           timeout: int = 20, retries: int = 3, backoff: float = 1.0) -> Optional[dict]:

    """

    Fetches the dataflow preview JSON from the undocumented endpoint:

    GET https://{instance}.domo.com/api/dataprocessing/v2/dataflows/{dataflow_id}?validationType=PREVIEW

    Returns parsed JSON dict on success, or None on failure.

    """

    base_url = f"https://{instance}.domo.com"

    endpoint = f"/api/dataprocessing/v2/dataflows/{dataflow_id}"

    params = {"validationType": "PREVIEW"}

    headers = {

        "x-domo-developer-token": dev_token,

        "Accept": "application/json",

        "User-Agent": "domo-jupyter-fetcher/1.0"

    }


    url = base_url + endpoint


    for attempt in range(1, retries + 1):

        try:

            resp = requests.get(url, headers=headers, params=params, timeout=timeout)

        except requests.RequestException as e:

            # network-level error

            print(f"[attempt {attempt}] Request error: {e}")

            if attempt < retries:

                time.sleep(backoff * attempt)

                continue

            return None


        if resp.status_code == 200:

            try:

                return resp.json()

            except ValueError:

                print("Received non-JSON response.")

                return None

        elif resp.status_code == 401:

            print("Unauthorized (401). Check your developer token.")

            return None

        elif resp.status_code == 404:

            print("Not found (404). Check instance and dataflow ID.")

            return None

        else:

            print(f"[attempt {attempt}] HTTP {resp.status_code}: {resp.text[:400]}")

            if attempt < retries:

                time.sleep(backoff * attempt)

                continue

            return None


# -----------------------------

# Utility: pretty-print triggerSettings

# -----------------------------

def show_trigger_settings(dataflow_json: dict):

    """

    Extracts and prints triggerSettings (schedule info). If not present, prints available top-level keys.

    """

    if not isinstance(dataflow_json, dict):

        print("No JSON data to inspect.")

        return


    # triggerSettings is expected somewhere near root (per user's cURL)

    ts = dataflow_json.get("triggerSettings") or dataflow_json.get("triggerSettings", None)

    if ts:

        print("triggerSettings (schedule information):\n")

        print(json.dumps(ts, indent=2))

        return


    # fallback: search nested keys that look like triggerSettings

    def find_key(d, keyname="triggerSettings"):

        if isinstance(d, dict):

            for k, v in d.items():

                if k == keyname:

                    return v

                res = find_key(v, keyname)

                if res is not None:

                    return res

        elif isinstance(d, list):

            for item in d:

                res = find_key(item, keyname)

                if res is not None:

                    return res

        return None


    found = find_key(dataflow_json, "triggerSettings")

    if found:

        print("Found nested triggerSettings:\n")

        print(json.dumps(found, indent=2))

        return


    print("No 'triggerSettings' key found in response. Top-level keys:\n")

    print(", ".join(dataflow_json.keys()))


# -----------------------------

# Usage

# -----------------------------

if __name__ == "__main__":

    token = get_token()

    if not token:

        raise SystemExit("No developer token provided.")


    print(f"Requesting dataflow preview for dataflow id: {DATAFLOW_ID} on instance: {DOMO_INSTANCE}.domo.com")

    resp_json = fetch_dataflow_preview(DOMO_INSTANCE, DATAFLOW_ID, token)

    if resp_json is None:

        print("Failed to fetch dataflow preview.")

    else:

        # show top-level name/id and triggerSettings if available

        name = resp_json.get("displayName") or resp_json.get("name") or resp_json.get("id", "<unknown>")

        print(f"\nDataflow: {name}\n")

        show_trigger_settings(resp_json)

Output from the above code:

Requesting dataflow preview for dataflow id: 564 on instance: YOURINSTANCE.domo.com


Dataflow: Queue_Performance.ipynb


triggerSettings (schedule information):


{

  "triggers": [

    {

      "title": "Trigger Title 1",

      "triggerEvents": [

        {

          "id": "XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX",

          "schedule": {

            "second": "0",

            "minute": "0",

            "hour": "9",

            "dayOfMonth": "?",

            "month": "*",

            "dayOfWeek": "MON",

            "year": "*"

          },

          "type": "SCHEDULE"

        }

      ],

      "triggerConditions": [],

      "triggerId": 1

    }

  ],

  "zoneId": "Africa/Bamako",

  "locale": "en_US"

}

Note - my instance is set as Africa/Bamako so it centers Domo on UTC time. ;)

Just in case you ever want to try it out - a brick is just an html page with a stylesheet and JavaScript (search 'blank brick' in AppStore). You copy each code type (html, css, or JavaScript) into the provided sections.

If you want the brick to interact with a dataset, you can change the sample datasets to point to your dataset as dataset0, dataset1, or dataset2 and write JavaScript to interact with your data.

Hey jetymas!

Although there is no official way to pull this data, you can hijack one of their undocumented endpoints to pull it :) Here's the GET cURL:

curl --location 'https://[Domain Name].domo.com/api/dataprocessing/v2/dataflows/[Dataflow ID]?validationType=PREVIEW' --header 'x-domo-developer-token: XXXXXXXXX'

The dataflow schedule will be under "triggerSettings". Hope this helps!

I submitted a request for scheduling information to be added - quite a while ago. I'd love to be able to automate a visual.

I ended up creating a brick to plot a type of Gannt chart so I could visibly see when things kick off. But it's a manual process of editing the values in the code: dataset name, type, and quarter hours (15 mins).

const dataset = [
    { Dataset: "Dataset_1", Type: "Jupyter", start: 26, end: 27 },
    { Dataset: "Dataset_2", Type: "JSN", start: 12, end: 13 },
    { Dataset: "Dataset_3", Type: "JSN", start: 22, end: 24 },
    { Dataset: "Dataset_4", Type: "Jupyter", start: 28, end: 29 },
    { Dataset: "Dataset_5", Type: "JSN", start: 26, end: 27 },
    { Dataset: "Dataset_6", Type: "Jupyter", start: 21, end: 23 },
    { Dataset: "Dataset_7", Type: "Jupyter", start: 20, end: 21 },
    { Dataset: "Dataset_8", Type: "Jupyter", start: 36, end: 37 },
    { Dataset: "Dataset_9", Type: "JSN", start: 36, end: 37 },
    { Dataset: "Dataset_10", Type: "Jupyter", start: 22, end: 25 }
];

Direct message me if you want a copy of my code.

I would recommend adding this to the https://community-forums.domo.com/main/categories/ideas

In our instance we derive this type of data from the dataflow history and then add tags to our datasets, such as: Update Schedule: Daily: Hourly

I would love to be able to surface this data in domostats rather than derive it from the history!