Client Configuration

datarobot.client.Client(token=None, endpoint=None, config_path=None, connect_timeout=None, ssl_verify=None, max_retries=None, token_type=None, default_use_case=None, enable_api_consumer_tracking=None, trace_context=None)

Configures the global API client for the Python SDK. The client will be configured in one of the following ways, in order of priority.

Parameters:
tokenstr, optional

API token.

endpointstr, optional

Base URL of API.

config_pathstr, optional

An alternate location of the config file.

connect_timeoutint, optional

How long the client should be willing to wait before giving up on establishing a connection with the server.

ssl_verifybool or str, optional

Whether to check SSL certificate. Could be set to path with certificates of trusted certification authorities. Default: True.

max_retriesint or urllib3.util.retry.Retry, optional

Either an integer number of times to retry connection errors, or a urllib3.util.retry.Retry object to configure retries.

token_type: str, optional

Authentication token type: Token, Bearer. “Bearer” is for DataRobot OAuth2 token, “Token” for token generated in Developer Tools. Default: “Token”.

default_use_case: str, optional

The entity ID of the default Use Case to use with any requests made by the client.

enable_api_consumer_tracking: bool, optional

Enable and disable user metrics tracking within the datarobot module. Default: False.

trace_context: str, optional

An ID or other string for identifying which code template or AI Accelerator was used to make a request.

Returns:
The RESTClientObject instance created.
Return type:

RESTClientObject

Notes

Token and endpoint must be specified from one source only. This is a restriction to prevent token leakage if environment variables or config file are used.

The DataRobotClientConfig params will be looking up to find the configuration parameters in one of the following ways,

  1. From call kwargs if specified;

  2. From a YAML file at the path specified in the config_path kwarg;

  3. From a YAML file at the path specified in the environment variables DATAROBOT_CONFIG_FILE;

  4. From environment variables;

  5. From the default values in the default YAML file at the path $HOME/.config/datarobot/drconfig.yaml.

This can also have the side effect of setting a default Use Case for client API requests.

datarobot.client.get_client()

Returns the global HTTP client for the Python SDK, instantiating it if necessary.

Return type:

RESTClientObject

datarobot.client.set_client(client)

Configure the global HTTP client for the Python SDK. Returns previous instance.

Return type:

Optional[RESTClientObject]

datarobot.client.client_configuration(*args, **kwargs)

This context manager can be used to temporarily change the global HTTP client.

In multithreaded scenarios, it is highly recommended to use a fresh manager object per thread.

DataRobot does not recommend nesting these contexts.

Parameters:
argsParameters passed to datarobot.client.Client()
kwargsKeyword arguments passed to datarobot.client.Client()

Examples

from datarobot.client import client_configuration
from datarobot.models import Project

with client_configuration(default_use_case=[]):
    # Interact with all accessible projects, not just those associated
    # with the current use case.
    Project.list()

with client_configuration(token="api-key-here", endpoint="https://host-name.com"):
    # Interact with projects on a different DataRobot instance.
    Project.list()

from datarobot.client import Client, client_configuration
from datarobot.models import Project

Client()  # Interact with DataRobot using the default configuration.
Project.list()

with client_configuration(config_path="/path/to/a/drconfig.yaml"):
    # Interact with DataRobot using a different configuration.
    Project.list()
class datarobot.rest.RESTClientObject(auth, endpoint, connect_timeout=6.05, verify=True, max_retries=None, authentication_type=None)
Parameters
connect_timeout

timeout for http request and connection

headers

headers for outgoing requests

open_in_browser()

Opens the DataRobot app in a web browser, or logs the URL if a browser is not available.

Return type:

None