Add class and function to track all Kowalski instances #20
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@dmitryduev This is what we came up with. Any chance you would have time to give feedback? |
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Closing now that #23 is merged. |
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Since the kowalski, gloria and melman machines can each host unique data catalogs, having a way to more seamlessly track these instances would be helpful when querying. This PR adds the
KowalskiInstancesclass, which has aninstancesattribute containing a list of Kowalski instances along with helpful methods to query these instances. It also adds theconstruct_instancesfunction that authenticates each instance, either through dictionaries passed into the function or optionally hardcoded tokens/usernames/passwords.