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python -m build
twine upload --repository-url https://test.pypi.org/legacy/ dist/*
pip install apeman-dal-client==0.1.0
export apeman_dal_server_addr='localhost:9090'
from apeman.dal.tsdb import DataAmount, DataType
from apeman.dal.tsdb import ApemanDalTsdbClient
from apeman.dal.tsdb import ColumnDefinitionBuilder, CreateDatafeedRequestBuilder, \
UniqueKeyBuilder
# build create datafeed request
tag = ColumnDefinitionBuilder() \
.set_name(name='tag_nae') \
.set_non_null(non_null=True) \
.set_type(data_type=DataType.TEXT) \
.set_limit(limit=100).build()
field = ColumnDefinitionBuilder() \
.set_name(name='field_name') \
.set_non_null(non_null=True) \
.set_type(data_type=DataType.TEXT) \
.set_limit(limit=100).build()
unique_key = UniqueKeyBuilder().add(name='tag_name').build()
unique_key_2 = UniqueKeyBuilder().add(name='field_name').build()
data_amount = DataAmount.SMALL
create_datafeed_request = CreateDatafeedRequestBuilder() \
.set_name(name='test') \
.add_tag(tag=tag) \
.add_field(field=field) \
.add_unique_key(unique_key=unique_key) \
.add_unique_key(unique_key=unique_key_2) \
.set_data_amount(data_amount=data_amount) \
.build()
client = ApemanDalTsdbClient()
# create datafeed
client.create_datafeed(request=create_datafeed_request)
#
from apeman.dal.tsdb import ApemanDalTsdbClient
client = ApemanDalTsdbClient()
# delete datafeed
client.delete_datafeed(datafeed='test')
from apeman.dal.tsdb import ApemanDalTsdbClient
client = ApemanDalTsdbClient()
# delete datafeed
client.get_datafeed(datafeed='test')
from apeman.dal.tsdb import ApemanDalTsdbClient
client = ApemanDalTsdbClient()
# delete datafeed
client.list_datafeed(query_filter='')
from apeman.dal.tsdb import ApemanDalTsdbClient
from apeman.dal.tsdb import DataType
from apeman.dal.tsdb.proto_builder import TabularDataBuilder, ColumnMetaBuilder, TupleBuilder, ValBuilder
import time
client = ApemanDalTsdbClient()
column_a = ColumnMetaBuilder() \
.set_name(name='column_a') \
.set_data_type(data_type=DataType.TEXT) \
.build()
column_b = ColumnMetaBuilder() \
.set_name(name='column_b') \
.set_data_type(data_type=DataType.BIGINT) \
.build()
test_val = ValBuilder().set_ts(epoch_in_millis=int(time.time()*1000)).build()
tuple_a = TupleBuilder() \
.add_val(val = ValBuilder().set_i32(1000).build()) \
.add_val(val = ValBuilder().set_i32(1000).build()) \
.add_val(val = ValBuilder().set_i32(1000).build()) \
.add_val(val = ValBuilder().set_i32(1000).build()) \
.build()
tuple_b = TupleBuilder() \
.add_val(val = ValBuilder().set_i32(1000).build()) \
.add_val(val = ValBuilder().set_i32(1000).build()) \
.add_val(val = ValBuilder().set_i32(1000).build()) \
.add_val(val = ValBuilder().set_i32(1000).build()) \
.build()
data = TabularDataBuilder() \
.add_column(column=column_a) \
.add_column(column=column_b) \
.add_tuple(tuple=tuple_a) \
.add_tuple(tuple=tuple_b) \
.build()
client.put_data(datafeed='test', data=data)
from apeman.dal.tsdb import ApemanDalTsdbClient
from apeman.dal.tsdb.proto_builder import OutputColumnBuilder, GetDataRequestBuilder
client = ApemanDalTsdbClient()
output_column_builder = OutputColumnBuilder().set_expr(expr='test').set_alias(alias='column_a')
column_a = output_column_builder.build()
output_column_builder = OutputColumnBuilder().set_expr(expr='test').set_alias(alias='column_b')
column_b = output_column_builder.build()
request = GetDataRequestBuilder() \
.add_column(column=column_a) \
.add_column(column=column_b) \
.set_datafeed(datafeed='test') \
.set_where(where='') \
.set_group_by(group_by='') \
.set_having(having='') \
.set_order_by(order_by='') \
.set_offset(offset=0) \
.set_limit(limit=100) \
.build()
client.get_data(request=request)
FAQs
Apeman DAL service client SDK
We found that apeman-dal-client demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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