Fetch the number of reservations within some filter parameters. All API calls are executed from that database perspective of the reservation having already been made, so the current reservation being made will be counted in the results.

Arguments:

def api.reservations.count(
  account_number: str = None, # Filter on account number set on reservation
  end: datetime = None, # End time of filter
  include_blocked: bool = False, # Boolean for including reservations of resources that block any filtered resources.  
  include_cancelled: bool = False, # Boolean for including cancelled reservations.
  include_ical_feeds: bool = False, # Boolean for including ical feeds
  include_maintenance: bool = False, # Boolean for blocking maintenance
  include_maintenance_nonblocking: bool = False, # Boolean to included nonblocking if above is true
  include_templates: bool = True, # Boolean for including template reservations
  requests: bool = None, # Boolean for filtering on requests instead of reservations
  reservable_id: str = None, # Resource ID
  start: datetime = None, # Start time of filter
  tags: list of str = None, # Tags to filter on (case insensitive)
  user_id: str = None, # User ID to filter on
  usergroup_name: str = None, # User group name to filter on (case insensitive)
):

Returns decimal value.

Example:

num_reservations = api.reservations.count(reservable_id="foo") # num_reservations = <dec>