Upserting DSEs

Upsert DSEs

Upsert dses

Create one or more dses

POSThttps://__tenant__.dscribedata.com/api/dses

Authorization

BearerAuth

Body

application/json

The filters passed to the request.

idstring

name*string

parentstring

use the id of the parent dse if the you want to display the dses hierarchically within dScribe

key_constraintstring

Accepted values are primary, foreign and unique

is_leafboolean

Convenience property exposed to help you determine if the DSE has a parent

assetsarray of string

Assets the DSE is linked too

dataset_idstring

The dataset id the dse is linked too. If the DSEs are created together with the dataset (via POST /api/assets), it will automatically use the created dataset id

descriptionstring

childrenarray of DseToUpsert (object)

Response

200400500

Successful operation

Request

JavaScriptCurlPython

const response = await fetch('https://__tenant__.dscribedata.com/api/dses', {
    method: 'POST',
    headers: {
      "Authorization": "Bearer <token>",
      "Content-Type": "application/json"
    },
    body: JSON.stringify([
      {
        "name": "text"
      }
    ]),
});
const data = await response.json();

By default we will generate a unique DSE ID for you, so you do not need to provide one. Should you wish to provide your own ID, you can do so by providing an ID property in the DSE object. This could be helpful when your DSEs are hierarchical, and you want to make sure that the ID of the parent is stored in the parent property of the child.

The above request will return a 200 status code if succesful. If one of the dses in the array failed to be created, none of the assets will have been stored.

You can upsert using the following code snippet:

const url = "https://{your_tenant}.dscribedata.com/api/dses";
const authToken = "yholmghj8§hbfg...";

fetch(url, {
  method: "POST",
  headers: {
    Authorization: `Bearer ${authToken}`,
    "Content-Type": "application/json",
  },
  body: JSON.stringify([
    {
      id: "4030b7de-104f-4547-8d90-030def80c1cf",
      name: "dse",
      parent: "123",
      dataset_id: "42d5b4ca-7c57-4af7-bb4b-ba6f3d35ecd0",
      description: null,
      assets: ["123"],
      key_constraint: "primary"
      children: [
        {
          id: "4030b7de-104f-4547-8d90-030def80c1cf",
          name: "dse",
          parent, // this will be set to the ID of the parent DSE
          dataset_id: "42d5b4ca-7c57-4af7-bb4b-ba6f3d35ecd0",
          description: null,
          assets: ["123"],
        },
      ],
    },
  ]),
});

This table gives a bit more information about every property you send in the request:

Parameter	Required	Description
id	No	The ID of the asset to be created. If not provided, one will be generated for you. If provided, we will first try to update the dse before creating.
name	Yes	The name of the DSE to be created.
key_constraint	No	Key constraint used on the database. Accepted values are: primary, foreign and unique
parent	No	The id of the parent DSE if the DSEs are hierarchical.
dataset_id	Yes	The ID of the dataset that holds the specific DSE. The Dataset has to exist on the platform.
description	No	A description that will be shown on the asset in the dScribe platform.
assets	No	IDs of assets that the DSE is linked too.
type	No	Type of column in the source system. Think Float, String, Boolean, ...
children	No	A list of DSEs that will be assigned the ID of the parent DSE.