ckanclient-deprecated
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okfn
DEPRECATED - please see https://github.com/ckan/ckanapi. [Python client library for CKAN]
Uploading a file currently adds a new resource. Developers need to be able to query the same resource (using the unique resource id), but with up-to-date content within the file....
It looks like, at least with datahub.io, file upload has not worked since 183ad055e51e7e30561cf3075ed7848d72a0e566 - using this revision is fine. Any commit since then makes google return an error about...
Add a method reflecting CKAN API resource search mechanism. Example (from CKAN API doc): http://demo.ckan.org/api/3/action/resource_search?query=name:District%20Names
I was getting error 302 when using CkanClient from a remote box, but not when using from the box where CKAN was installed. After a lot of tests, I've finally...
0 down vote favorite I am trying to upload a json file to my acount in Datahub.io with ckanclient, and I got this error: ckanclient.CkanApiError: Got redirected to another URL,...
Following ckanclient code(at '_encode_multipart_formdata' in __init__.py), the code making multipart-form body with document having unicode characters can't process, because Python occurs a error during process converting document using UNICODE into...
It would be great to have a complex example of `package_search` added to the documentation. I can get this to work: ``` q = 'tags:sea_water_temperature' ckan = ckanclient.CkanClient('http://catalog.data.gov/api/3') d =...
https://github.com/okfn/ckanclient/blob/master/ckanclient/__init__.py#L85 is currently `base_location = 'http://thedatahub.org/api'` but should be `base_location = 'http://datahub.io/api'` When POSTing, the old URL's redirection cannot be followed. Thanks, Tim
I am wondering whether support for Python 3.2 is planned already and what help would be wanted for it. The 2to3 script doesn't quite cut it, as I am left...
The upload_file method uses a faulty snippet of ActiveState code that will choke on any non-ASCII (or, god forbid, binary) content. I'm using requests.post() as a workaround for now, but...
