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Adding helper methods for implicit datastore environ.
By setting two environment variables - GCLOUD_DATASET_ID - GOOGLE_APPLICATION_CREDENTIALS the user can call convenience methods in `gcloud.datastore` directly without worrying about auth or the name of the dataset. The goal is that in places like App Engine and Compute Engine, the dataset ID can be implied without **any** user intervention. Partially addresses googleapis#337. NOTE: This still needs to be documented, but it's unclear where is appropriate. We also need to have documentation for auth (outside of CONTRIBUTING.md).
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"""Module to provide implicit behavior based on enviroment. | ||
Acts as a mutable namespace to allow the datastore package to | ||
imply the current dataset from the enviroment. | ||
Also provides a base class for classes in the `datastore` package | ||
which could utilize the implicit enviroment. | ||
""" | ||
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DATASET = None | ||
"""Module global to allow persistent implied dataset from enviroment.""" | ||
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class _DatastoreBase(object): | ||
"""Base for all classes in the datastore package. | ||
Uses the implicit DATASET object as a default dataset attached | ||
to the instances being created. Stores the dataset passed in | ||
on the protected (i.e. non-public) attribute `_dataset`. | ||
""" | ||
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def __init__(self, dataset=None): | ||
self._dataset = dataset or DATASET |
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