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Set context for Fetcher API

Python package: neptune-fetcher

To work with multiple projects simultaneously, use contexts. This way, you can set the scope for individual fetching calls or globally for your session.

• To set a new project or API token globally, use set_project() or set_api_token():

  import neptune_fetcher.alpha as npt
  
  
  npt.set_project("some-workspace/another-project")

• To create a context object that you can pass to the context argument of a fetching method, use get_context() to copy the global context and set a different project or API token:

  another_project_context = npt.get_context().with_project("some-workspace/another-project")
  npt.list_experiments(r"exp_.*", context=another_project_context)

Example flow

1. NEPTUNE_PROJECT environment variable is read on module initialization:

   import neptune_fetcher.alpha as npt

2. Work on the default project inferred from the environment variables:

   npt.list_experiments(r"exp_.*")

   Output

   ['exp_dhxxz', 'exp_saazg', 'exp_sxlrq', 'exp_vlqfe', 'exp_fpogj']

3. Work on another project without changing the global context:

   another_project_ctx = npt.get_context().with_project("some-workspace/another-project")
   npt.list_experiments(r"exp_.*", context=another_project_ctx)

   Output

   ['exp_oecez', 'exp_ytbda', 'exp_khfym']

4. Change the project globally:

   npt.set_project("some-workspace/another-project")

5. Do some more work on another project:

   npt.list_experiments(r"exp_.*")

   Output

   ['exp_oecez', 'exp_ytbda', 'exp_khfym']