To get the reseller's end users' statistics via the command line, you would typically need to interact with a specific platform or service's API (Application Programming Interface) that provides access to this data. The exact steps and commands will depend on the platform you're using. Below, I'll outline a general process you might follow:

1. Check API Documentation:

   Visit the documentation of the platform or service you're using. They should provide detailed information about their API, including the endpoints you can use to access reseller's end users statistics.

2. Authentication:

   Most APIs require authentication to access data. You may need an API key, OAuth token, or some other form of authentication. Make sure you follow the authentication process outlined in the API documentation.

3. Make API Requests:

   Use a command-line tool like curl (or a programming language like Python with libraries like requests) to make HTTP requests to the API endpoints.

   For example, using curl:

   bash

• curl -X GET -H "Authorization: Bearer YOUR_API_KEY" https://api.example.com/reseller/end_users/statistics

• Process the Response:

  The API will return data in a specific format, often JSON. You'll need to parse this data to extract the statistics you're interested in.

  If using curl, you might redirect the output to a file:

  bash

Then, you can use a JSON processing tool  jq or write a script in a language like Python to extract the specific statistics you want.

Example using jq: