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  1. Rasgo Graveyard
  2. PyRasgo 0.3
  3. Collection Methods

get.collections()

Get all Rasgo Collections available

Parameters

include_shared :boolean: (Default = False)If set to True, returns all Collections to which a user has access.

Return Object

Rasgo Collection

Sample Usage

Return collections created by me:

# Connect to rasgo
api_key = '<your api key>'
rasgo = pyrasgo.connect(api_key) 

# Return object
collections = rasgo.get.collections()

# Explore returned object
for collection in collection:
    collection.id
    collection.name
    collection.sourceTable

Return collections available to me (created by me & shared with me)

# Connect to rasgo
api_key = '<your api key>'
rasgo = pyrasgo.connect(api_key) 

# Return object
collections = rasgo.get.collections(include_shared=True)

# Explore returned object
for collection in collection:
    collection.id
    collection.name
    collection.sourceTable
    collection.isShared

Best Practices / Tips

TIP: data from Rasgo get methods return as python classes with interactive properties and methods. Use your python IDE's inspection tools to explore all operations available on the class, or explore Rasgo Primitives in these docs for options.

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