Notebook

class Notebook

An interface for working with notebooks on Redivis.

Constructors

redivis.current_notebook()	Get a reference to the current notebook. Can only be called from within a running Redivis notebook.
redivis.notebook(name)	Create a reference to a notebook based on its (qualified) name
Workflow.notebook()	Return a notebook within a specific workflow.
Workflow.list_notebooks()	Returns a list of Notebooks within a workflow

Examples

Run a notebook

username = "imathews"
workflow_name = "example_workflow_climate_analysis:x7kh"
notebook_name = "visualize_precipitation_trends:2f2v"

notebook = redivis.notebook(f"{username}.{workflow_name}.{notebook_name}")
notebook.run()

Create a notebook output table

Attributes

workflow	A reference to the Workflow instance that is associated with this notebook.
properties	A dict containing the API resource representation of the notebook. This will only be populated after certain methods are called, particularly the get method, and will otherwise be None.
qualified_reference	The fully qualified reference to this notebook For example, imathews.example_workflow_climate_analysis:x7kh.visualize_precipitation_trends:2f2v
scoped_reference	The canonical reference for the notebook, without any qualifiers. E.g., visualize_precipitation_trends:2f2v

Methods

notebook.create_output_table(data[, ...])	Create or append to an output table, using data from within the (running) notebook.
notebook.get()	Fetches the notebook, after which notebook.properties will contain a dict with entries corresponding to the properties on the notebook resource definition. Will raise an error if the notebook does not exist.
notebook.exists()	Check whether the notebook exists.
notebook.output_table()	Get a reference to the notebook's output table, if it exists.
notebook.run([*, wait_for_finish=True])	Run a notebook.
notebook.referenced_tables()	Get an ordered list of tables referenced by the notebook.
notebook.source_table()	Get the notebook's source table.
notebook.stop()	Stop a running notebook.
notebook.update([*, name, source_table])	Update the notebook's name and/or source.