file-analyzer-client
The tiny, dependency-free client for the file-analyzer platform.
This wheel is pure Python standard library. Install it on any machine that needs to talk to the platform without pulling in the analyzer fleet:
- Connect to a hosted server and run queries —
connect()/ServerClient - Read / query a local
.dboffline —open_database()/FileAnalyzerDatabase - Optionally run an analysis locally —
analyze(), available only when the separatefile-analyzer-enginewheel is also installed
from file_analyzer.client import open_database, connect, has_engine
# Read a database a previous analysis run produced -- offline, no engine needed.
db = open_database("repository.db")
print(db.tables())
for row in db.query_dicts("SELECT path FROM files LIMIT 5"):
print(row["path"])
# Talk to a hosted server.
client = connect("http://localhost:8765", token="…")
print(client.health())
# Local analysis is opt-in; it needs the engine wheel.
if has_engine():
from file_analyzer.client import analyze
result = analyze(".")
print(result.database)
Related wheels
The platform ships as three wheels that share the file_analyzer namespace:
| Wheel | Install where | Contains |
|---|---|---|
file-analyzer-client |
anywhere (this wheel) | client + read-only DB access (stdlib only) |
file-analyzer-server |
the hosting server | the database-hosting server |
file-analyzer-engine |
wherever analysis runs | the analyzer fleet that builds databases |
Installing only the client keeps the footprint minimal; add the others when a machine actually needs to host databases or run analyses.
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