quilt3

Quilt API
config(*catalog_url, **config_values)
Set or read the QUILT configuration.
To retrieve the current config, call directly, without arguments:
import quilt3
quilt3.config()
To trigger autoconfiguration, call with just the navigator URL:
import quilt3
quilt3.config('https://YOUR-CATALOG-URL.com')
To set config values, call with one or more key=value pairs:
import quilt3
quilt3.config(navigator_url='http://example.com')
Default config values can be found in quilt3.util.CONFIG_TEMPLATE.
Arguments
catalog_url: A (single) URL indicating a location to configure from
**config_values: key=value pairs to set in the config
Returns
QuiltConfig: (an ordered Mapping)
delete_package(name, registry=None, top_hash=None)
Delete a package. Deletes only the manifest entries and not the underlying files.
Arguments
name (str): Name of the package
registry (str): The registry the package will be removed from
top_hash (str): Optional. A package hash to delete, instead of the whole package.
list_package_versions(name, registry=None)
Lists versions of a given package.
Returns an iterable of (latest_or_unix_ts, hash) of package revisions. If the registry is None, default to the local registry.
Arguments
name (str): Name of the package
registry (str): location of registry to load package from.
Returns
An iterable of tuples containing the version and hash for the package.
list_packages(registry=None)
Lists Packages in the registry.
Returns an iterable of all named packages in a registry. If the registry is None, default to the local registry.
Arguments
registry (str): location of registry to load package from.
Returns
An iterable of strings containing the names of the packages
logged_in()
Return catalog URL if Quilt client is authenticated. Otherwise return None.
login()
Authenticate to your Quilt stack and assume the role assigned to you by your stack administrator. Not required if you have existing AWS credentials.
Launches a web browser and asks the user for a token.
logout()
Do not use Quilt credentials. Useful if you have existing AWS credentials.
search(query, limit=10)
Execute a search against the configured search endpoint.
Arguments
query (str): query string to search
limit (number): maximum number of results to return. Defaults to 10
Query Syntax: simple query string query​
Returns
a list of objects with the following structure:
[{
`"_id"`: <document unique id>
`"_index"`: <source index>,
`"_score"`: <relevance score>
    "_source":
`"key"`: <key of the object>,
`"size"`: <size of object in bytes>,
`"user_meta"`: <user metadata from meta= via quilt3>,
`"last_modified"`: <timestamp from ElasticSearch>,
`"updated"`: <object timestamp from S3>,
`"version_id"`: <version_id of object version>
`"_type"`: <document type>
}, ...]

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