.. py:function:: ls(fs, extra_keys=[], filter={}, no_print=False)
.. py:function:: Fieldset.ls(extra_keys=[], filter={}, no_print=False) :noindex: *New in metview-python version 1.8.0*. Lists the messages of a :class:`Fieldset` by printing the values of some ecCodes keys. :param fs: input fieldset :type fs: :class:`Fieldset` :param extra_keys: list of additional ecCodes keys. Type qualifiers (s=string, l=long, d=double) can be appended to each key name following the ":" character. E.g. to get "centre" as long use "centre:l". :type extra_keys: list of str :param filter: defines a filter to list only a subset of the messages. A filter is a set of ecCodes keys each with a matching value or list of values. These individual conditions are combined together with a logical AND to define the filter (just like in :func:`select`). :type filter: dict :param no_print: optionally suppress printing to standard output when not in a Jupyter notebook :type no_print: boolean :rtype: Pandas dataframe. If not in a Jupyter notebook the dataframe is printed to the standard output :func:`ls` scans the :class:`Fieldset` and for each message extracts values for a **default** set of ecCodes keys. Additional keys can be listed with ``extra_keys`` while ``filter`` defines the conditions to list only a subset of the messages. The following example shows how the output looks in a notebook using the default set of ecCodes keys: .. code-block:: python import metview as mv f = mv.read("tuv_pl.grib") f.ls() .. image:: /_static/api/ls_1.png :width: 550px We can add additional keys by using ``extra_keys``: .. code-block:: python f.ls(extra_keys=["edition", "paramId:s", "mars.param"]) .. image:: /_static/api/ls_2.png :width: 750px To list only the fields on 850 hPa we can use ``filter`` in the following way: .. code-block:: python f.ls(filter={"level": 850}) .. image:: /_static/api/ls_3.png :width: 550px
.. mv-minigallery:: ls