Hi Jason!
If you are on VSCode you can leverage the InterSystems plugin and export classes.
For CSP files - if something works for you as a CSP web application, you don't have CSP files but rather CSP classes; you can simply export them via VSCode as well.
Is it embedded python or iris python native? (I always mess with them). If the first, try the following for the system:
; enabling callin for Embedded Python
do ##class(Security.Services).Get("%Service_CallIn",.prop)
set prop("Enabled")=1
set prop("AutheEnabled")=48
do ##class(Security.Services).Modify("%Service_CallIn",.prop)Very convenient!
Also if you want to read any CSV, create a class out of it and load the data give it a try to others two options:
1. csvgen - an objectscript module that lets you read, create class, and load data from an arbitrary CSV in one command.
2. csvgen-python - same as csvgen but written in embedded python.
Great story, @Eduard Lebedyuk ! Could you please release your app on OEX so that IPM users could benefit from this addon as well?
Thanks for the great feedback, @Sean Connelly ! Currently, DC AI is focused on DC knowledge only, which is limited, of course. Great idea about expanding the DC AI knowledge base with ObjectScript basics - we'll consider that in future releases.
That'd be great!
I asked how to export global into XML format and the answer was perfectly accurate with the first suggestion:
https://community.intersystems.com/ask-dc-ai?question_id=51882
Thank you,, @Henrique Dias !
Thank you, @José Pereira ! Glad you liked it! You did a great solution, like it very much!
Great app, @José Pereira ! Do you guys want to add an option to ask about available schemas as well?
So if I don't know what are the schemas in IRIS I'm not able to query it with natural language. So I first went to IRIS SQL manager to check which schemas were available :)
Other than that - amazing example of leveraging LLM with IRIS!
Please, make it more desrcriptive and useful for readers and collect your bonus!
Hi Eric! The article is too short; it's more like an announcement. Consider exposing in an article what your application does and how it works, and maybe some insights on how it was built.
Here is a good example of what we expect as an article for the app.
Kudos, Ben! @Ben Spead thanks for your endless energy and focus! This community is very grateful for all the experience and open-hearted attitude you shared here, and keep sharing every day! Thank you!
Maybe Webterminal could be an option too
Fantastic! Thank you, @Shuheng Liu ! Very useful!
Callin @Thomas Dyar
A "Must read" article for using Python with IRIS.
Very cool, @John McBride ! I think VSCode should have IPM extension.
There is another helpful app I'm using for similar purposes which IMO has a better UI - ZPM-Explorer by @Henrique Dias and @José Pereira . Maybe you could borrow some functionality.
@Timothy Leavitt - is there a video depicting the whole process of creating a new UI app using isc-rest?
Moved to a related post
Hi Tim!
A few questions on isc.rest.
1. What is the format of version: <Version>1.2.2+snapshot</Version>?
2. Does it relate to unit tests <Resource Name="/internal/testing/unit_tests/">
<Attribute Name="Package">UnitTest.isc.rest</Attribute>?
is it callable by zpm "test isc.rest"?
3. Lifescycle class - is it mandatory for every package? It looks very complicated what is going on there. Why not use <INVOKE>?
4. Defaults:
What is this for? is it mandatory?
<Defaults>
<ProcessorDefault Class="Default.Include">
<Attribute Name="Format">UDL</Attribute>
</ProcessorDefault>
<ProcessorDefault Class="Default.Class">
<Attribute Name="FilenameExtension">cls</Attribute>
<Attribute Name="Format">UDL</Attribute>
</ProcessorDefault>
<ProcessorDefault Class="Default.Package">
<Attribute Name="FilenameExtension">cls</Attribute>
<Attribute Name="Format">UDL</Attribute>
</ProcessorDefault>
<ProcessorDefault Class="UnitTest">
<Attribute Name="Format">UDL</Attribute>
</ProcessorDefault>
</Defaults>Hi Tim!
A few questions on isc.rest.
1. What is the format of version: <Version>1.2.2+snapshot</Version>?
2. Does it relate to unit tests <Resource Name="/internal/testing/unit_tests/">
<Attribute Name="Package">UnitTest.isc.rest</Attribute>?
is it callable by zpm "test isc.rest"?
3. Lifescycle class - is it mandatory for every package? It looks very complicated what is going on there. Why not use <INVOKE>?
4. Defaults:
What is this for? is it mandatory?
<Defaults>
<ProcessorDefault Class="Default.Include">
<Attribute Name="Format">UDL</Attribute>
</ProcessorDefault>
<ProcessorDefault Class="Default.Class">
<Attribute Name="FilenameExtension">cls</Attribute>
<Attribute Name="Format">UDL</Attribute>
</ProcessorDefault>
<ProcessorDefault Class="Default.Package">
<Attribute Name="FilenameExtension">cls</Attribute>
<Attribute Name="Format">UDL</Attribute>
</ProcessorDefault>
<ProcessorDefault Class="UnitTest">
<Attribute Name="Format">UDL</Attribute>
</ProcessorDefault>
</Defaults>Here is the article by @Benjamin De Boe that answers your question I hope .
What is the ODBC driver version you use?
Calling @Dan Pasco
great stuff! It'd be fantastic to create a sample app out of it on https://openexchange.intersystems.com
That's nice to have. I know there is a brilliant application by @Henrique Dias and @José Pereira
- IPM Explorer, which provides very impressive browsing capabilities along with a smooth install/deinstall functionality. Do you want to introduce something similar?
Hi @Xintong Li ! Great example! Do you want to publish the app on https://openexchange.intersystems.com?