DewDL
DewDL is intended to enable quick access to products from the Unified Data Library.
Getting Started
DewDL can be used by explicitly passing credentials into functions found in dewdl.requests._udl_request; however,
the preferred method is to store credents via the config interface to avoid accidental distribution of passwords.
Follow the steps below to store your credentials in a dewdl.json config file:
Option 1 - Username and Password
NOTE:
You can add your password using quotations to avoid parsing issues in the terminal
dewdl config user <your-user>
dewdl config password <your-password>
Option 2 - NPE Certificates
dewdl config crt /path/to/crt/file
dewdl config key /path/to/key/file
Review Config Contents
The config file path and contents can be shown at anytime with the following command:
dewdl config show
Making Requests to the UDL
>>> from datetime import datetime
>>> from dewdl.enums import UDLEnvironment, UDLQueryType
>>> from dewdl.requests import UDLRequest
# Define an endpoint to get elsets after Sep 16, 2024
>>> elset_query = UDLQuery(UDLQueryType.ELSET, UDLEnvironment.PROD).after(datetime(2024, 9, 16))
# Make the request
>>> response = UDLRequest.get(elset_query)
# Use the response data as a list
>>> elset_list = response.json()
Metadata
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