[TBD] Data to compute

Import code and data locally into your IDE

Data to Compute is currently disabled.

Compute is in testing phase with trusted users.

Basic dPid Fetch usage (WIP)

You can find the dPid Fetch repository here https://github.com/desci-labs/desci-fetch

Quick start guide

1. Clone the dpid fetch repository https://github.com/desci-labs/desci-fetch

2. Open up the file 'example-run.py', take note of the dpid being passed in, and the mapping of files to variables (WIP - EXAMPLE BEING UPDATED FOR LATEST RESOLVER).

3. Run the example in your IDE using 'python3 example-run.py'

Syntax Guide

import desci.fetch as dpid

with dpid.fetch([('hello.py', 'imported')], dpid="3/v1/1"):

import imported

print(str.upper(imported.hello()) + " world!")

Given the above example, the parameters passed in are as such;

dpid.fetch([('hello.py', 'imported')], dpid="3/v1/1")

The first parameter is an array of tuples that accepts a valid string path to a python file within the imported code repository, and a variable name that the imported code should be assigned to, e.g. in this instance, 'hello.py' will be assigned to variable 'imported'.

dpid.fetch([('hello.py', 'imported')], dpid="3/v1/1")

The second parameter is a string that accepts a dpid query that points to a code file, as a reminder the syntax for dPIDs is as follows; {dpid}/{version}/{component Index}

dpid: The identifier assigned for a published node.

version: A number that's zero indexed, or a version with a 'v' prefix. e.g. for the first version specify "0" or "v1", for the second version specify "1" or "v2"

component index: The index number of the component as specified in the manifest file, which you could access by appending ?raw to the dpid link as such: "https://beta.dpid.org/2/v1?raw"