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The official Python driver for the Curiosity Search engine (https://curiosity.ai/).

The official Python driver for Curiosity (https://curiosity.ai/).

The Python driver makes it easy to:

• upload files to your workspace
• add nodes and relationships to the graph
• create users, teams and manage access
• run queries against the graph

Installation

Run pip install curiosity to install the Python driver from PyPI.

Getting Started

Replace the server, and connector_name in the code sample below.

• server : The full url to your Curiosity system. The used port is printed in the beginning of the log output of the Curiosity instance. The url has to end with /api.
• lib_token : You have to create a library token first, in order to use this library with your Curiosity instance. See the documentation on how to create an API token.
• connector_name : A descriptive name for your Connector.

You can use the methods on the graph object to interact with your Curiosity Workspace. Check out the API documentation to see examples on how to write a data connector.

from curiosity import Graph

def main():
    # The url to you curiosity instance
    server = "http://localhost:8080/api"

    # The library token you just created
    lib_token = "eqJHbGci..."

    # A descriptive name for your Connector. This is how the connector shows up in the Manage Data overview.
    connector_name = "Python data connector"

    with Graph.connect(server, lib_token, connector_name) as graph:

        # The graph objects provides plenty of methods to interact with your 
        # Curiosity instance. A file can be uploaded like this:
        fullpath = "./sample.pdf"
        filename = "sample.pdf"
        source = "Samples"

        graph.upload_file_by_path(fullpath, filename, source)

if __name__ == '__main__':
    main()