import requests # Querying which actions are available on resource 0 to user with ID 0 r_available = requests.get('http://localhost:8080/available/?resource=0&user=0') # The result is a JSON object with a key for each action branch, and # each branch consisting of an array of strings, each element being # an action name available to that user print(r_available.json()) # Assuming this is the same resource as added in ** Populating Redis in # docs/integration.org, the result would be: # >>> print(ra.json()) # {u'data': [u'no-access', u'view']} # To perform an action, we use the /run-action endpoint, which takes # a branch name and action name in addition to the resource and user. # The result of the /available query tells us exactly which branches and # actions we can perform r_view = requests.get('http://localhost:8080/run-action/?resource=0&user=0&branch=data&action=view') # In this case, the output of the 'view' action is a JSON array representation of the SQL output print(r_view.json()) # Thus, each of the fields can be accessed as in any other array; for example # we can retrieve the Phenotype.Pre_publication_description field: print(r_view.json()[3]) r_na = requests.get('http://localhost:8080/run-action/?resource=0&user=0&branch=data&action=no-access') # If the user doesn't have access, the string "no-action" is returned, # as the no-access-action is used by default