Miscellaneous Methods

Note

This section includes various utility methods providing additional functionality for different purposes.

relate_models(self, reference_model_asset_id: str = None, model_asset_id: str = None)

Relates two models by updating the master_id, placing them in the same row.

Parameters:

• reference_model_asset_id (str) – The asset ID of the reference model.

• model_asset_id (str) – The asset ID of the model to relate.

Returns:

None

Example,:

client.assets.model_usecase.relate_models(reference_model_asset_id=<reference_model_asset_id>, model_asset_id=<model_asset_id>)

get_info(self, verbose=False) → Dict

Get model use case details

Parameters:

verbose (bool, optional) – If True, returns additional model details. Defaults to False

Return type:

dict

The way to use me is:

# >>> get_model_usecase.get_info() # >>> get_model_usecase.get_info(verbose=True)

get_name(self) → str

Returns model usecase name

Returns:

Model usecase name

Return type:

str

Example,:

client.assets.model_usecase.get_name()

get_id(self) → str

Returns model usecase asset ID

Returns:

Model usecase asset ID

Return type:

str

Example,:

client.assets.model_usecase.get_id()

get_container_id(self) → str

Returns model usecase container ID

Returns:

Model usecase container ID

Return type:

str

Example,:

client.assets.model_usecase.get_container_id()

get_container_type(self) → str

Returns model usecase container type

Returns:

Model usecase container type

Return type:

str

Example,:

client.assets.model_usecase.get_container_type()

get_description(self) → str

Returns model usecase description

Returns:

Model usecase description

Return type:

str

Example,:

client.assets.model_usecase.get_description()