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Modules that encapsulate HyperThought API calls and make operations like authentication and file transfer (upload or download) easier to accomplish.
Example usage:
Here is the code needed to upload a file to a HyperThought workspace.
.. code-block:: python
from getpass import getpass
import hyperthought as ht
auth_info = getpass("Enter encoded auth info from your HyperThought profile page: ")
auth = ht.auth.Authorization(auth_info)
files_api = ht.api.files.FilesAPI(auth)
# space_id can be found in the url for the workspace
# e.g. https://www.hyperthought.io/workspace/<space_id>/detail
space_id = input("Enter destination project id (in url of project): ")
# Create a folder.
# Use default (root) path and don't specify any metadata for the folder.
# (See method docstring for info on unused parameters.)
folder_id = files_api.create_folder(
name="Tests",
space_id=space_id,
)
# Get a path for the file.
# Paths consist of comma-separated parent folder ids.
path = f",{folder_id},"
local_file_path = input("Enter path to local file: ")
files_api.upload(
local_path=local_file_path,
space_id=space_id,
path=path,
)
# Look in the HyperThought UI to see the uploaded file.
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We found that hyperthought demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 2 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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