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[cirro-server] open dataset from url path #210
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As a workaround, you can programmatically add a dataset by posting to the /api/dataset endpoint:
Then you can link to the added dataset by id. |
i can see that's useful if I'm importing my data from somewhere else. but if I already have the data mounted as volume inside the container, why do i still need to do this step? |
also when you say link to the added dataset by id, do you mean i can go there through a path based routing (e.g. localhost:5000/datasets/<my_dataset_name>) or do you mean from the open button in the UI? i'm fine with curling /api/dataset to add the dataset. but I'd also like to be able to get to it directly via localhost:5000/datasets/<my_dataset_name> as a follow-up step. i'm happy to contribute to the code too if you think the request is reasonable. alternatively, we could have dynamic routing:
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After you add your dataset, you can link to the dataset by id. For example: You can retrieve all datasets on the server using the |
thanks Josh, I can work with that :) |
Hi josh, circling back here. can we support [http://127.0.0.1:5000/#q={"url":"/path/to/*.zarr"}] too? any reason we are not forcing uniqueness based on the dataset path? |
Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe.
e.g. i have a cirrocumulus server running and I mounted the data to ./cirro-data. such as /cirro_data/pbmc3k.zarr
Then I'd like to open it by appending http://localhost:3000/cirro_data/pbmc3k.zarr to the path or as a query param to directly open it.
Currently I need to import the dataset and then open it from inside the UI.
Describe the solution you'd like
I'd like to open it by appending http://localhost:3000/cirro_data/pbmc3k.zarr to the path or as a query param to directly open it.
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