The OpenHEXAClient module enables users to interact with the OpenHEXA backend using GraphQL syntax. Its primary goal is to simplify communication with OpenHEXA and streamline integration with third-party applications.
pip install openhexa.toolbox
Important : make sure two-factor authentication is disabled as the SDK currently does not support it during the authentication process.
Import OpenHEXA module:
import json
from openhexa.toolbox.hexa import OpenHEXA
# We can authenticate using username / password
hexa_client = OpenHEXA("https://app.demo.openhexa.org", username="username", password="password")
# You can also use the token provided by OpenHEXA on the pipelines page.
hexa_client = OpenHEXA("https://app.demo.openhexa.org", token="token")
# getting the list of workspaces
result = hexa.query("""
query {
workspaces(page: $page, perPage: $perPage) {
items {
slug
name
}
}
}
""", {"page": page, "perPage": per_page})
workspaces = result["workspaces"]["items"]
print("Workspaces:")
print(json.dumps(workspaces, indent=2))
# get a workspace connection
connection = hexa.query(
"""
query getConnection($workspaceSlug:String!, $connectionSlug: String!) {
connectionBySlug(workspaceSlug:$workspaceSlug, connectionSlug: $connectionSlug) {
type
fields {
code
value
}
}
}
""",
{"workspaceSlug": workspace_slug, "connectionSlug": connection_identifier},
)["connectionBySlug"]
print("Connection:")
print(json.dumps(connection, indent=2))
# get list of datasets
result = hexa.query(
"""
query getWorkspaceDatasets($slug: String!, $page:Int, $perPage:Int) {
workspace(slug: $slug) {
datasets(page:$page, perPage:$perPage) {
items {
id
dataset {
id
slug
name
description
}
}
}
}
}
""",
{"slug": workspace_slug, "page": page, "perPage": per_page})
datasets = result["workspace"]["datasets"]
print("Datasets:")
print(json.dumps(datasets, indent=2))