This repository focuses on examples in Python and only covers common use cases, hence not giving all query and mutation examples. Hopefully, these illustrations will be enough to be used as a reference for other queries and mutations.

1. pip3 CLI installed
2. Clone this repository and go to the root folder.
3. Run pip3 install -r requirements.txt.
4. Generate OAuth credentials.

• Start the API explanation from our GitBook.
• For the API docs detailing the GraphQL can be accessed here.

• These variables will be the same for multiple use cases below.
  • api_url: depends on the server that you request, e.g. https://app.datasaur.ai. This one should be adjusted if you're on a self hosted version.
  • client_id and client_secret: generated from OAuth credentials, see here.

• The detailed explanation can be accessed here.
• Note that the process is asynchronous.
• This is an HTTP POST multipart request because it needs to handle a list of files that will be used when creating the project.
• Reference: /create-project-async and follow the README.
• This is the v2 script, which uses the createProject mutation. For the v1 script, please navigate to the Releases / Tag page or checkout the v1 branch.

• The detailed explanation can be accessed here.
• Syntax: python3 export.py <api_url> <client_id> <client_secret> <project_id> <filename> <export_format> <output_dir>
  • project_id: project resource ID that can be accessed from the URL, e.g. YOfkM6jKHzN will be the ID if the project URL is https://app.datasaur.ai/teams/1/projects/YOfkM6jKHzN/review/ac35a379-2367-4d25-81d5-cf1184832b30.
  • filename: any alphanumeric string that will be used as the export result name (without the extension).
  • export_format: the list of value options could be seen on the GitBook above.
  • output_dir: prefix that will be added to specify the export result path.

• The detailed explanation can be accessed here.
• This query returns a paginated response.
• The input variables for the pagination can be configured directly on get_projects.json.
• Syntax: python3 get_projects.py <api_url> <client_id> <client_secret>

• Tag names and project ID can be specified from update_project_tags.json.
• Two available methods: PUT and PATCH.
  • PUT method will replace all of the project tags with the input, just like PUT method on REST API.
  • PATCH method will only add new tags to a project, just like PATCH method on REST API.
• For example, Project A has Tag1.
  • PUT ["Tag2"]: Project A will only have Tag2.
  • PATCH ["Tag2"]: Project will have both Tag1 and Tag2.
• Syntax: python update_project_tags.py <api_url> <client_id> <client_secret> <team_id> <method>

We can combine multiple operations to simplify a complex, multi-step process. In this example, we export multiple projects with a specific tag and subsequently remove that tag after the export.

• Included operations:
  • Get Projects
  • Export Project
  • Remove Project Tags
• Please set the input variables, especialy teamId and tags in get_projects.json
• The output filename will have projectId in it
• Syntax: python export_projects_and_remove_tag.py <api_url> <client_id> <client_secret> <filename> <export_format> <output_dir>