Datasource API¶
API for working with the Datasource type.
Import this module like this:
from sympathy.api import datasource
Class datasource.File¶
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class sympathy.typeutils.datasource.File(fileobj=None, data=None, filename=None, mode='r', scheme='hdf5', source=None, managed=False, import_links=False)[source]¶
- A Datasource representing a sources of data. It can currently point to either a file on disk or to a database. - Any node port with the Datasource type will produce an object of this kind. - 
decode_path()[source]¶
- Return the path. - In a file data source this corresponds to the path of a file. In a data base data source this corresponds to a connection string. That can be used for accessing the data base. Returns None if path hasn’t been set. - Changed in version 1.2.5: Return None instead of raising KeyError if path hasn’t been set. 
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decode_type()[source]¶
- Return the type of this data source. - It can be either - 'FILE'or- 'DATABASE'. Returns None if type hasn’t been set.- Changed in version 1.2.5: Return None instead of raising KeyError if type hasn’t been set. 
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encode(datasource_dict)[source]¶
- Store the info from datasource_dict in this datasource. - Parameters: - datasource_dict – should be a dictionary of the same format that you get from - to_file_dict()or- to_database_dict().
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encode_path(filename)[source]¶
- Store a path to a file in this datasource. - Parameters: - filename – should be a string containing the path. Can be relative or absolute. 
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names(kind=None, **kwargs)[source]¶
- Return a formatted list with a name and type of the data. columns. 
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static to_file_dict(fq_filename)[source]¶
- Create a dictionary to be used for creating a file data source. - You usually want to use the convenience method - encode_path()instead of calling this method directly.
 
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