Backstage Simple Client
A simple client for the Backstage developer portal.
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Installation
To install the Backstage Simple Client, you can use pip:
pip install backstage-simple-client
Usage
Here's an example of how to use the Backstage Simple Client:
from backstage_simple_client.client import BackstageClient
from backstage_simple_client.filters import Filter, FullSearchFilter
# Initialize the client
base_url = "https://example.com"
token = "your-token-here"
with BackstageClient(base_url, token=token) as client:
# Search entities with a filter
entities = client.search_entities(
filter=Filter(metadata_namespace='development')
)
# Print the results
for entity in entities.items:
print(entity.metadata.name)
Examples
Multiple filters
entities = client.search_entities(
filter = [
Filter(kind='component', metadata_namespace='development'),
Filter(kind='user')
]
)
Full-text search
entities = client.search_entities(
full_text_filter = FullSearchFilter(term = "foobar", fields = ["metadata.name"])
)
Selecting fields, while applying limits and ordering
entities = client.search_entities(
filter = Filter(kind='component', metadata_namespace='development'),
fields = ['kind', 'metadata.name'],
limit = 10,
order_field = 'kind,asc'
)
Using pagination
pages = client.search_entities(
filter = Filter(kind='user')
paginate = True
)
for page in pages:
for entity in page.items:
print(entity.metadata.name)
Getting entity by uid
entity = client.get_entities(uid="0442f73b-c3e9-4a94-a790-0981809b7267")
Getting entity (with its ancestry) by name
entity = client.get_entities(kind="User", name="jdoe")
entities = client.get_entities(kind="User", name="jdoe", ancestry=True)
Geting entities by refs
entities = client.get_entities(refs=["user:default/jdoe", "user:default/gijoe"], fields=["metadata.name", "metadata.namespace", "metadata.uid"])
Contributing
Contributions are welcome! Please open an issue or submit a pull request on GitHub.
License
This project is licensed under the MIT License. See the LICENSE file for more details.
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