Context
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.
Parameters
| Name | Type | Default | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
project | str, optional | None | Name of a project in the form workspace-name/project-name. If None, the value of the NEPTUNE_PROJECT environment variable is used. |
api_token | str, optional | None | Your Neptune API token or a service account's API token. If None, the value of the NEPTUNE_API_TOKEN environment variable is used. |
Methods
| Method | Description |
|---|---|
get_context() | Returns the currently set global context. |
set_context() | Sets a global context based on environment variables. |
set_api_token() | Sets a new API token globally. |
set_project() | Sets a new project globally. |
with_api_token() | Copies the context and overwrites the api_token field with the provided token. |
with_project() | Copies the context and overwrites the project field with the provided project. |
Examples
import neptune_fetcher.alpha as npt
main_project = Context(project="team-alpha/project-x", api_token="SomeNeptuneApiToken")
Use context for specific method call
npt.list_experiments(context=main_project)
Set context globally
npt.set_context(main_project)
Create a context by copying the global context and overriding the project
my_other_project = npt.get_context().with_project("team-beta/project-y")
# pass to any 'context' argument