metadata_api
Python package using the public SAP Data Intelligence Metadata Management on SAP API BusinessHub for
- catalog.py
- downloading catalog hierarchies
- uploading catalog hierarchies and catalog tags
- tagging datasets
- container.py
- Get container information (datassources)
- Get dataset metadata of containers/datasources
For exchanging glossaries an unsupported API is used
- glossaries.py
- downloading glossaries
- uploading glossaries
This is not an officially supported package by SAP but used only demo purposes. You are free to use it under the Apache-2.0 license or as source of ideas for your own project.
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