bronto search returns at most 10000 events per call. To pull more, create an export
job: Bronto runs the query in the background and gives you a file to download. The
exports API reference describes
the job on the platform side.
Create an export
For anything they don’t cover, pass the body yourself with
-f key=value or
--input body.json, as with any resource.
Check the request before creating anything:
\u003e is a JSON-escaped >.
Wait and download
Without--wait, create returns as soon as the job is accepted. With --wait, it polls
the job until it’s COMPLETE or FAILED, backing off from 2 seconds to 30 seconds between
checks. It gives up after --wait-timeout (default 15m) and exits non-zero with
export_wait_timeout. A failed job exits with export_failed.
--download <path> implies --wait and saves the finished export to that path:
0600 permissions.
To query the export offline, feed it to bronto search --local.
If the file is gzip-compressed, decompress it on the way in:

