influxable 1.2.1

A lightweight python ORM / ODM for InfluxDB

Influxable

A lightweight python ORM / ODM / Client for InfluxDB

Table of Contents

• Note

• Genesis

• Features

• Dependencies

• Installation

• Getting started

  • Connection

  • Measurement

  • Simple Measurement

  • Instanciation

  • Query

  • Saving Data

• Auto Generation of Measurements

• Influxable commands

• Influxable API

  • Influxable Class

  • InfluxDBApi Class

  • Connection Class

  • Measurement Class

  • Attributes

  • InfluxDBResponse

  • Serializers

  • Raw Query

  • Query Class

  • Query aggregations function

  • Query selectors function

  • Query transformations function

  • InfluxDBAdmin

  • Exceptions

• Testing

• Supporting

• Versioning

• Contributors

• Credits

• References

• License

Note

This project is currently in development.

A better documentation and testing scripts will be added in the next release.

And then later, I want to go to the header, you create a link, just like any other.

Genesis

I worked on a project with InfluxDB. I needed to build an API for InfluxDB and to plug with Python libraries (scipy, pandas, etc …).

That’s why I decided to create this repository in order to deal with InfluxDB in a smooth way and to manipulate Python object.

Features

• Add automation for measurement class generation (command: autogenerate)

• Admin commands allowing to manage the database (ex: create_user(), show_series()).

• Measurement class allowing to make queries in order to fetch/save points (ex: Measurement.where(), Measurement.bulk_save()).

• Different serializers for easy data manipulation (ex: PandasSerializer).

Dependencies

• Python 3 (Tested with Python 3.7.3)

• InfluxDB (Tested with InfluxDB 1.5.4)

Installation

The package is available in pypi. You can install it via pip :

pip install influxable

Getting started

Connection

You can set your environment variable for the connection of InfluxDB in order to override the default values :

INFLUXDB_URL=http://localhost:8086
INFLUXDB_DATABASE_NAME=default

#Optional
INFLUXDB_USER=admin
INFLUXDB_PASSWORD=changme

Then you just have to import the influxable package and create an instance of Influxable :

from influxable import Influxable

client = Influxable()

You can also set connection variable in Influxable constructor :

# Without authentication

client = Influxable(
    base_url='http://localhost:8086',
    database_name='default',
)

# With authentication

client = Influxable(
    base_url='http://localhost:8086',
    database_name='default',
    user='admin',
    password='changeme',
)

Measurement

from influxable import attributes, serializers
from influxable.measurement import Measurement

class TemperatureMeasurement(Measurement):
    parser_class = serializers.MeasurementPointSerializer # Default
    measurement_name = 'temperature'

    time = attributes.TimestampFieldAttribute()
    phase = attributes.TagFieldAttribute()
    value = attributes.FloatFieldAttribute()

Fields :

• GenericFieldAttribute (IntegerFieldAttribute, FloatFieldAttribute, StringFieldAttribute, BooleanFieldAttribute)

• TagFieldAttribute

• TimestampFieldAttribute, DateTimeFieldAttribute

Parser Classes :

• MeasurementPointSerializer (default)

• JsonSerializer

• FormattedSerieSerializer

• FlatFormattedSerieSerializer

• FlatSimpleResultSerializer

• PandasSerializer

Simple Measurement

from influxable.measurement import SimpleMeasurement

my_measurement = SimpleMeasurement('temperature', ['value'], ['phase'])

Instanciation

point = TemperatureMeasurement(
  time=1568970572,
  phase="HOT",
  value=23.5,
)

Query

You can query with Measurement.get_query() :

from influxable.db import Field

points = TemperatureMeasurement\
  .get_query()\
  .select('phase', 'value')\
  .where(
     Field('value') > 15.2,
     Field('value') < 30.5,
  )\
  .limit(100)
  .evaluate()

You can also query with Query :

from influxable.db import Query, Field

points = Query()\
  .select('phase', 'value')\
  .from_measurements('temperature')\
  .where(
     Field('value') > 15.2,
     Field('value') < 30.5,
  )\
  .limit(100)
  .execute()

Saving Data

You can create data by using Measurement.bulk_save()

points = [
    TemperatureMeasurement(phase="HOT",value=10,time=1463289075),
    TemperatureMeasurement(phase="COLD",value=10,time=1463289076),
]
TemperatureMeasurement.bulk_save(points)

You can also create data with BulkInsertQuery

str_query = '''
temperature,phase=HOT value=10 1463289075000000000
temperature,phase=COLD value=10 1463289076000000000
'''

raw_query = BulkInsertQuery(str_query)
res = raw_query.execute()

Auto Generation of Measurements

You can automatically generate measurement classes file with the bash command autogenerate

influxable autogenerate #(default to auto_generate_measurement.py)
influxable autogenerate -o measurement.py

Here is the output generated file :

# auto_generate_measurement.py

from influxable import attributes
from influxable.measurement import Measurement


class CpuMeasurement(Measurement):
    measurement_name = 'cpu'

    time = attributes.TimestampFieldAttribute(precision='s')
    value = attributes.FloatFieldAttribute()
    host = attributes.TagFieldAttribute()

Influxable commands

• autogenerate : automatic generation of measurement classes

influxable autogenerate #(default to auto_generate_measurement.py)
influxable autogenerate -o measurement.py

• populate : create a measurement filled with a set of random data

influxable populate
influxable populate --min_value 5 --max_value 35 -s 2011-01-01T00:00:00 -id 1
influxable populate --help

Influxable API

Influxable Class

The Influxable main app class is a singleton. You can access it via the method Influxable.get_instance()

__init__():

• base_url : url to connect to the InfluxDB server (default = ‘http://localhost:8086’)

• user : authentication user name (default = ‘admin’)

• password : authentication user password (default = ‘changeme’)

• database_name : name of the database (default = ‘default’)

create_connection() -> Connection:

• base_url : url to connect to the InfluxDB server (default = ‘http://localhost:8086’)

• user : authentication user name (default = ‘admin’)

• password : authentication user password (default = ‘changeme’)

• database_name : name of the database (default = ‘default’)

ping() -> bool:

• verbose : enables verbose mode (default = True)

execute_query() -> json():

• query: influxdb query to execute

• method: http method of the request (default=’get’)

• chunked: if enabled, responses will be chunked by series or by every 10,000 points (default=False)

• epoch: specified precision of the timestamp [ns,u,µ,ms,s,m,h] (default=’ns’)

• pretty: if enadble, the json response is pretty-printed (default=False)

write_points() -> bool:

• points: data to write in InfluxDB line protocol format

ex: mymeas,mytag1=1 value=21 1463689680000000000

• precision: specified precision of the timestamp [ns,u,µ,ms,s,m,h] (default=’ns’)

• consistency: sets the write consistency for the point [any,one,quorum,all] (default=’all’)

• retention_policy_name: sets the target retention policy for the write (default=’DEFAULT’)

InfluxDBApi Class

get_debug_requests() -> bool:

• request : instance of InfluxDBRequest

get_debug_vars() -> bool:

• request : instance of InfluxDBRequest

ping() -> bool:

• request : instance of InfluxDBRequest

• verbose : enables verbose mode (default = True)

execute_query() -> json():

• request : instance of InfluxDBRequest

• query: influxdb query to execute

• method: http method of the request (default=’get’)

• chunked: if enabled, responses will be chunked by series or by every 10,000 points (default=False)

• epoch: specified precision of the timestamp [ns,u,µ,ms,s,m,h] (default=’ns’)

• pretty: if enadble, the json response is pretty-printed (default=False)

write_points() -> bool:

• request : instance of InfluxDBRequest

• points: data to write in InfluxDB line protocol format

ex: mymeas,mytag1=1 value=21 1463689680000000000

• precision: specified precision of the timestamp [ns,u,µ,ms,s,m,h] (default=’ns’)

• consistency: sets the write consistency for the point [any,one,quorum,all] (default=’all’)

• retention_policy_name: sets the target retention policy for the write (default=’DEFAULT’)

Connection Class

__init__():

• base_url : url to connect to the InfluxDB server (default = ‘http://localhost:8086’)

• user : authentication user name (default = ‘admin’)

• password : authentication user password (default = ‘changeme’)

• database_name : name of the database (default = ‘default’)

create() -> Connection:

• base_url : url to connect to the InfluxDB server (default = ‘http://localhost:8086’)

• user : authentication user name (default = ‘admin’)

• password : authentication user password (default = ‘changeme’)

• database_name : name of the database (default = ‘default’)

Measurement Class

fields

Must be an instance of class located in influxable.attributes

• GenericFieldAttribute

• IntegerFieldAttribute

• FloatFieldAttribute

• StringFieldAttribute

• BooleanFieldAttribute

• TagFieldAttribute

• TimestampFieldAttribute

• DateTimeFieldAttribute

Example :

class MySensorMeasurement(Measurement):
    measurement_name = 'mysensor'

    time = TimestampFieldAttribute(auto_now=True, precision='s')
    phase = TagFieldAttribute()
    value = IntegerFieldAttribute()

parser_class

Must be a class of influxable.serializers :

• MeasurementPointSerializer (default)

• JsonSerializer

• FormattedSerieSerializer

• FlatFormattedSerieSerializer

• FlatSimpleResultSerializer

• PandasSerializer

measurement_name

Name of the measurement in InfluxDB

__init__():

Set the attribute value of a Measurement

Example

point = MySensorMeasurement(value=0.5, phase="MOON")

get_query() -> Query:

Return an instance of Query which

Example

points = MySensorMeasurement\
  .get_query()\
  .select()\
  .where()\
  .limit()\
  .evaluate()

dict()

Return a dict of the point values

Example

point = MySensorMeasurement(value=0.5, phase="MOON")

point.dict()

# {'time': Decimal('1568970572'), 'phase': 'MOON', 'value': 0.5}

items()

Return an item list of the point values

Example

point = MySensorMeasurement(value=0.5, phase="MOON")

point.items()

# dict_items([('time', Decimal('1568970572')), ('phase', 'MOON'), ('value', 0.5)])

bulk_save()

Save a list of measurement point

points = [
    MySensorMeasurement(phase="moon",value=5,time=1463489075),
    MySensorMeasurement(phase="moon",value=7,time=1463489076),
    MySensorMeasurement(phase="sun",value=8,time=1463489077),
]
MySensorMeasurement.bulk_save(points)

Attributes

GenericFieldAttribute

• attribute_name : real name of the measurement attribute in database

• default : set a default value if it is not filled at the instanciation

• is_nullable : if False, it will raise an error if the value is null (default=True)

• enforce_cast : if False, it will not raise an error when the value has not the desired type without casting (default=True).

class MySensorMeasurement(Measurement):
    measurement_name = 'mysensor'

    temperature_value = GenericFieldAttribute(
      attribute_name="temp_v1",
      default="15",
      is_nullable=True,
      enforce_cast=False,
    )

IntegerFieldAttribute

• min_value : an error is raised if the value is less than the min_value

• max_value : an error is raised if the value is greater than the max_value

• attribute_name : real name of the measurement attribute in database

• default : set a default value if it is not filled at the instanciation

• is_nullable : if False, it will raise an error if the value is null (default=True)

• enforce_cast : if False, it will not raise an error when the value has not the desired type without casting (default=True).

class MySensorMeasurement(Measurement):
    measurement_name = 'mysensor'

    temperature_value = IntegerFieldAttribute(
      min_value=10,
      max_value=30,
    )

FloatFieldAttribute

• max_nb_decimals : set the maximal number of decimals to display

• min_value : an error is raised if the value is less than the min_value

• max_value : an error is raised if the value is greater than the max_value

• attribute_name : real name of the measurement attribute in database

• default : set a default value if it is not filled at the instanciation

• is_nullable : if False, it will raise an error if the value is null (default=True)

• enforce_cast : if False, it will not raise an error when the value has not the desired type without casting (default=True).

class MySensorMeasurement(Measurement):
    measurement_name = 'mysensor'

    value = FloatFieldAttribute(
      max_nb_decimals=5,
    )

StringFieldAttribute

• choices : an error is raised if the value is not in the list of string options

• max_length : an error is raised if the string value length is greater than the max_length

• attribute_name : real name of the measurement attribute in database

• default : set a default value if it is not filled at the instanciation

• is_nullable : if False, it will raise an error if the value is null (default=True)

• enforce_cast : if False, it will not raise an error when the value has not the desired type without casting (default=True).

class MySensorMeasurement(Measurement):
    measurement_name = 'mysensor'

    position = FloatFieldAttribute(
      choices=['first', 'last'],
      max_length=7,
    )

BooleanFieldAttribute

• attribute_name : real name of the measurement attribute in database

• default : set a default value if it is not filled at the instanciation

• is_nullable : if False, it will raise an error if the value is null (default=True)

• enforce_cast : if False, it will not raise an error when the value has not the desired type without casting (default=True).

class MySensorMeasurement(Measurement):
    measurement_name = 'mysensor'

    is_marked = BooleanFieldAttribute(
      default=False,
    )

TagFieldAttribute

• attribute_name : real name of the measurement attribute in database

• default : set a default value if it is not filled at the instanciation

• is_nullable : if False, it will raise an error if the value is null (default=True)

• enforce_cast : if False, it will not raise an error when the value has not the desired type without casting (default=True).

class MySensorMeasurement(Measurement):
    measurement_name = 'mysensor'

    phase = TagFieldAttribute(
      default='MOON',
    )

TimestampFieldAttribute

• auto_now : Set automatically the current date (default=False)

• precision : Set the timestamp precision which must be one of [ns,u,ms,s,m,h] (default= ‘ns’)

• attribute_name : real name of the measurement attribute in database

• default : set a default value if it is not filled at the instanciation

• is_nullable : if False, it will raise an error if the value is null (default=True)

• enforce_cast : if False, it will not raise an error when the value has not the desired type without casting (default=True).

class MySensorMeasurement(Measurement):
    measurement_name = 'mysensor'

    time = TimestampFieldAttribute(
      auto_now=True,
      precision='s',
    )

DateTimeFieldAttribute

• str_format : Set the arrow format of the timestamp to display (default: “YYYY-MM-DD HH:mm:ss”)

• auto_now : Set automatically the current date

• precision : Set the timestamp precision which must be one of [ns,u,ms,s,m,h]

• attribute_name : real name of the measurement attribute in database

• default : set a default value if it is not filled at the instanciation

• is_nullable : if False, it will raise an error if the value is null (default=True)

• enforce_cast : if False, it will not raise an error when the value has not the desired type without casting (default=True).

class MySensorMeasurement(Measurement):
    measurement_name = 'mysensor'

    date = DateTimeFieldAttribute(
      attribute_name='time',
      auto_now=True,
      str_format='YYYY-MM-DD',
    )

InfluxDBResponse

__init__():

• raw_json : the raw json response object

raw

Return the raw_json value

main_serie

Return the first serie from the series field in the raw_json value

series

Return the series field in the raw_json value

error

Return the error field in the raw_json value

Example of json raw response :

{
   "results":[
      {
         "statement_id":0,
         "series":[
            {
               "name":"mymeas",
               "columns":[
                  "time",
                  "myfield",
                  "mytag1",
                  "mytag2"
               ],
               "values":[
                  [
                     "2017-03-01T00:16:18Z",
                     33.1,
                     null,
                     null
                  ],
                  [
                     "2017-03-01T00:17:18Z",
                     12.4,
                     "12",
                     "14"
                  ]
               ]
            }
         ]
      }
   ]
}

Serializers

Serializers can be used in parser_class field of Measurement class.

class MySensorMeasurement(Measurement):
    measurement_name = 'mysensor'
    parser_class = serializers.BaseSerializer

It allow to change the output response format of a influxb request

# res is formatted with BaseSerializer
res = MySensorMeasurement.get_query().limit(10).evaluate()

BaseSerializer

# res is formatted with BaseSerializer
res
{'results': [{'statement_id': 0, 'series': [{'name': 'mysamplemeasurement', 'columns': ['time', 'value'], 'values': [[1570481055000000000, 10], [1570481065000000000, 20], [1570481075000000000, 30]]}]}]}

JsonSerializer

# res is formatted with JsonSerializer
res
'{"results": [{"statement_id": 0, "series": [{"name": "mysamplemeasurement", "columns": ["time", "value"], "values": [[1570481055000000000, 10], [1570481065000000000, 20], [1570481075000000000, 30]]}]}]}'

FormattedSerieSerializer

# res is formatted with FormattedSerieSerializer
res
[{'mysamplemeasurement': [{'time': 1570481055000000000, 'value': 10}, {'time': 1570481065000000000, 'value': 20}, {'time': 1570481075000000000, 'value': 30}]}]

FlatFormattedSerieSerializer

# res is formatted with FlatFormattedSerieSerializer
[{'time': 1570481055000000000, 'value': 10}, {'time': 1570481065000000000, 'value': 20}, {'time': 1570481075000000000, 'value': 30}]

FlatSimpleResultSerializer

This serializer is used only when the result set contains only one column

res = InfluxDBAdmin.show_databases()

# res is formatted with FlatSimpleResultSerializer
res
['_internal', 'example', 'test', 'telegraf', 'mydb', ...]

FlatSingleValueSerializer

This serializer is used only when the result set contains only one value

res = InfluxDBAdmin.show_measurement_cardinality()

# res is formatted with FlatSingleValueSerializer
res
2

PandasSerializer

# res is formatted with PandasSerializer
res                   time  value
0  1570481055000000000     10
1  1570481065000000000     20
2  1570481075000000000     30

MeasurementPointSerializer

This is the default serializer class for Measurement

[<MySensorMeasurement object at 0x7f49a16227f0>, <MySensorMeasurement object at 0x7f49a16228d0>, <MySensorMeasurement object at 0x7f49a1622438>]

Raw Query

• str_query

Example :

from influxable.db import RawQuery
str_query = 'SHOW DATABASES'
res = RawQuery(str_query).execute()

from influxable.db import RawQuery
str_query = 'SELECT * FROM temperature LIMIT 10'
res = RawQuery(str_query).execute()

Query Class

You can generate an instance of Query via the initial Query constructor or from a measurement.

Example :

from influxable.db import Query
query = Query()
...

query = MySensorMeasurement.get_query()
...

Methods :

from_measurements()

• *measurements

Example :

query = Query()\
  .from_measurements('measurement1', 'measurement2')

Render :

FROM measurement1, measurement2

select()

• *fields

Example :

query = Query()\
  .select('param1', 'param2')\
  .from_measurements('measurement1')

Render :

SELECT value, phase

where()

• *criteria

Example :

from influxable.db import Query, Field
query = Query()\
  .select('param1', 'param2')\
  .from_measurements('measurement1')\
  .where(
      Field('param1') > 800,
      Field('param1') < 900,
  )

Render :

WHERE param1 > 800 AND param1 < 900

limit()

• value

Example :

from influxable.db import Query, Field
query = Query()\
  .select('param1', 'param2')\
  .from_measurements('measurement1')\
  .where(
      Field('param1') > 800,
      Field('param1') < 900,
  )\
  .limit(10)

Render :

LIMIT 10

slimit()

• value

Example :

from influxable.db import Query, Field
query = Query()\
  .select('param1', 'param2')\
  .from_measurements('measurement1')\
  .where(
      Field('param1') > 800,
      Field('param1') < 900,
  )\
  .limit(10)\
  .slimit(5)

Render :

SLIMIT 5

offset()

• value

Example :

from influxable.db import Query, Field
query = Query()\
  .select('param1', 'param2')\
  .from_measurements('measurement1')\
  .where(
      Field('param1') > 800,
      Field('param1') < 900,
  )\
  .offset(10)

Render :

OFFSET 10

soffset()

• value

Example :

from influxable.db import Query, Field
query = Query()\
  .select('param1', 'param2')\
  .from_measurements('measurement1')\
  .where(
      Field('param1') > 800,
      Field('param1') < 900,
  )\
  .offset(10)\
  .soffset(5)

Render :

SOFFSET 5

execute()

Execute the query and return the response

Example :

from influxable.db import Query, Field
res = Query()\
  .select('param1', 'param2')\
  .from_measurements('measurement1')\
  .where(
      Field('param1') > 800,
      Field('param1') < 900,
  )\
  .execute()
res

Result :

{'results': [{'statement_id': 0, 'series': [{'name': 'measurement1', 'columns': ['time', 'value'], 'values': [[1570481055000000000, 10], [1570481065000000000, 20], [1570481075000000000, 30]]}]}]}

evaluate()

Execute the query and return the serialized response

• parser_class (default=BaseSerializer for Query and MeasurementPointSerializer for Measurement)

Example with Query :

from influxable.db import Query, Field
res = Query()\
  .select('param1', 'param2')\
  .from_measurements('measurement1')\
  .where(
      Field('param1') > 800,
      Field('param1') < 900,
  )\
  .evaluate()
res

Result :

{'results': [{'statement_id': 0, 'series': [{'name': 'measurement1', 'columns': ['time', 'value'], 'values': [[1570481055000000000, 10], [1570481065000000000, 20], [1570481075000000000, 30]]}]}]}

Example with Measurement :

from influxable.db import Field
points = MySensorMeasurement.get_query()
  .select('param1', 'param2')\
  .from_measurements('measurement1')\
  .where(
      Field('param1') > 800,
      Field('param1') < 900,
  )\
  .evaluate()
points

Result :

[<MySensorMeasurement object at 0x7f49a16227f0>, <MySensorMeasurement object at 0x7f49a16228d0>, <MySensorMeasurement object at 0x7f49a1622438>]

count()

• value (default=’*’)

Example :

from influxable.db import Query, Field
query = Query()\
  .from_measurements('measurement1')\
  .where(
      Field('param1') > 800,
      Field('param1') < 900,
  )\
  .count()

Render :

SELECT COUNT(*)

distinct()

• value (default=’*’)

Example :

from influxable.db import Query, Field
query = Query()\
  .from_measurements('measurement1')\
  .where(
      Field('param1') > 800,
      Field('param1') < 900,
  )\
  .distinct()

Render :

SELECT DISTINCT(*)

integral()

• value (default=’*’)

Example :

from influxable.db import Query, Field
query = Query()\
  .from_measurements('measurement1')\
  .where(
      Field('param1') > 800,
      Field('param1') < 900,
  )\
  .integral()

Render :

SELECT INTEGRAL(*)

mean()

• value (default=’*’)

Example :

from influxable.db import Query, Field
query = Query()\
  .from_measurements('measurement1')\
  .where(
      Field('param1') > 800,
      Field('param1') < 900,
  )\
  .mean()

Render :

SELECT MEAN(*)

median()

• value (default=’*’)

Example :

from influxable.db import Query, Field
query = Query()\
  .from_measurements('measurement1')\
  .where(
      Field('param1') > 800,
      Field('param1') < 900,
  )\
  .median()

Render :

SELECT MEDIAN(*)

mode()

• value (default=’*’)

Example :

from influxable.db import Query, Field
query = Query()\
  .from_measurements('measurement1')\
  .where(
      Field('param1') > 800,
      Field('param1') < 900,
  )\
  .mode()

Render :

SELECT MODE(*)

spread()

• value (default=’*’)

Example :

from influxable.db import Query, Field
query = Query()\
  .from_measurements('measurement1')\
  .where(
      Field('param1') > 800,
      Field('param1') < 900,
  )\
  .spread()

Render :

SELECT SPREAD(*)

std_dev()

• value (default=’*’)

Example :

from influxable.db import Query, Field
query = Query()\
  .from_measurements('measurement1')\
  .where(
      Field('param1') > 800,
      Field('param1') < 900,
  )\
  .std_dev()

Render :

SELECT STDDEV(*)

sum()

• value (default=’*’)

Example :

from influxable.db import Query, Field
query = Query()\
  .from_measurements('measurement1')\
  .where(
      Field('param1') > 800,
      Field('param1') < 900,
  )\
  .sum()

Render :

SELECT SUM(*)

Query aggregations function

Usage :

from influxable.db.function import aggregations
res = Query()\
    .select(aggregations.Sum('value'))\
    .from_measurements('param1')\
    .execute()

Count

Distinct

Integral

Mean

Median

Mode

Spread

StdDev

Sum

Query selectors function

Usage :

from influxable.db.function import selectors
res = Query()\
    .select(selectors.Min('value'), selectors.Max('value'))\
    .from_measurements('param1')\
    .execute()

Bottom

First

Last

Max

Min

Percentile

Sample

Top

Query transformations function

Usage :

from influxable.db.function import selectors, transformations
res = Query()\
    .select(transformations.Abs('value'))\
    .from_measurements('param1')\
    .execute()

from influxable.db.function.selectors import Min, Max
from influxable.db.function.transformations import Abs
res = Query()\
    .select(Abs(Min('value')), Abs(Max('value')))\
    .from_measurements('param1')\
    .execute()

Abs

ACos

ASin

ATan

ATan2

Ceil

Cos

CumulativeSum

Derivative

Difference

Elapsed

Exp

Floor

Histogram

Ln

Log

Log2

Log10

MovingAverage

NonNegativeDerivative

NonNegativeDifference

Pow

Round

Sin

Sqrt

Tan

InfluxDBAdmin

alter_retention_policy()

• policy_name

• duration (default=None)

• replication (default=None)

• shard_duration (default=None)

• is_default (default=False)

ALTER RETENTION POLICY {policy_name} ON {database_name} [DURATION {duration} REPLICATION {replication} SHARD DURATION {shard_duration} DEFAULT]

create_database()

• new_database_name

• duration (default=None)

• replication (default=None)

• shard_duration (default=None)

• policy_name (default=False)

CREATE DATABASE {new_database_name} [WITH DURATION {duration} REPLICATION {replication} SHARD DURATION {shard_duration} NAME {policy_name}]

create_retention_policy()

• policy_name

• duration (default=None)

• replication (default=None)

• shard_duration (default=None)

• is_default (default=False)

CREATE RETENTION POLICY {policy_name} ON {database_name} [DURATION {duration} REPLICATION {replication} SHARD DURATION {shard_duration} DEFAULT]

create_subscription()

• subscription_name

• hosts

• any (default=False)

CREATE SUBSCRIPTION {subscription_name} ON {database_name} DESTINATIONS ANY/ALL {hosts}

create_user()

• user_name

• password

• with_privileges (default=False)

CREATE USER {user_name} WITH PASSWORD {password} [WITH ALL PRIVILEGES]

delete()

• measurements (default=[])

• criteria (default=[])

DELETE FROM {measurements} WHERE {criteria}

drop_continuous_query()

• query_name

DROP CONTINUOUS QUERY {query_name} ON {database_name}

drop_database()

• database_name_to_delete

DROP DATABASE {database_name_to_delete}

drop_measurement()

• measurement_name

DROP MEASUREMENT {measurement_name}

drop_retention_policy()

• policy_name

DROP RETENTION POLICY {policy_name} ON {database_name}

drop_series()

• measurements (default=[])

• criteria (default=[])

DROP SERIES FROM {measurements} WHERE {criteria}

drop_subscription()

• subscription_name

DROP SUBSCRIPTION {subscription_name} ON {full_database_name}

drop_user()

• user_name

DROP USER {user_name}

explain()

• query

• analyze (default=False)

EXPLAIN [ANALYZE] {query}

grant()

• privilege

• user_name

GRANT {privilege} ON {database_name} TO {user_name}

kill()

• query_id

KILL QUERY {query_id}

revoke()

• privilege

• user_name

REVOKE {privilege} ON {database_name} FROM {user_name}

show_field_key_cardinality()

• exact (default=False)

SHOW FIELD KEY [EXACT] CARDINALITY

show_measurement_cardinality()

• exact (default=False)

SHOW MEASUREMENT [EXACT] CARDINALITY

show_series_cardinality()

• exact (default=False)

SHOW SERIES [EXACT] CARDINALITY

show_tag_key_cardinality()

• key

• exact (default=False)

SHOW TAG VALUES [EXACT] CARDINALITY WITH KEY = {key}

show_continuous_queries()

SHOW CONTINUOUS QUERIES

show_diagnostics()

SHOW DIAGNOSTICS

show_field_keys()

• measurements (default=[])

SHOW FIELD KEYS FROM {measurements}

show_grants()

• user_name

SHOW GRANTS FOR {user_name}

show_databases()

SHOW DATABASES

show_measurements()

• criteria (default=[])

SHOW MEASUREMENTS WHERE {criteria}

show_queries()

SHOW QUERIES

show_retention_policies()

SHOW RETENTION POLICIES

show_series()

• measurements (default=[])

• criteria (default=[])

• limit (default=None)

• offset (default=None)

SHOW SERIES ON {database_name} [FROM {measurements} WHERE {criteria} LIMIT {limit} OFFSET {offset}]

show_stats()

SHOW STATS

show_shards()

SHOW SHARDS

show_shard_groups()

SHOW SHARD GROUPS

show_subscriptions()

SHOW SUBSCRIPTIONS

show_tag_keys()

• measurements (default=[])

SHOW TAG KEYS [FROM {measurements}]

show_tag_values()

• key

• measurements (default=[])

SHOW TAG VALUES [FROM {measurements}] WITH KEY = {key}

show_users()

SHOW USERS

Exceptions

InfluxDBException

InfluxDBError

InfluxDBConnectionError

InfluxDBInvalidResponseError

InfluxDBInvalidChoiceError

InfluxDBInvalidTypeError

InfluxDBInvalidURLError

InfluxDBBadRequestError

InfluxDBBadQueryError

InfluxDBInvalidNumberError

InfluxDBInvalidTimestampError

InfluxDBUnauthorizedError

InfluxDBAttributeValueError

Testing

First, you need to install pytest via the file requirements-test.txt

pip install -r requirements-test.txt

Then, you can launch the pytest command.

pytest -v

Supporting

Feel free to post issues your feedback or if you reach a problem with influxable library.

If you want to contribute, please use the pull requests section.

Versioning

We use SemVer for versioning. For the versions available, see the tags on this repository

Contributors

• Javid Mougamadou

Credits

• Logo designed by Maxime Bergerard

References

• Influxdb Website

• Influxdb Github Repository

• Influxdb-Python Github Repository

License

MIT