Api broken?

[nicoduck]

Hi,

I have some issues with the refactoring and the documentation, for example:
pdb.all(resource.Network, asn=2906) is listed as an example in the documentation but throws an error nowadays:

>>> pdb.all(resource.Network, asn=2906)
Traceback (most recent call last):
  File "<stdin>", line 1, in <module>
TypeError: all() got an unexpected keyword argument 'asn'

I assume that my setup works completely since pdb.get(resource.Network, 16954) returns the expected network.
>>> pdb.get(resource.Network, 16954) <Network: Pfalzkom>
It also seems that the presentation about PeeringDB 2 refers to the old library implementation as pdb.all('ix', name='chix', country='us') does not seem to work anymore too.

Could you please clarify how the syntax has changed, how to get the expected results and update the documentation?
I'm running python 3.6.8 and peeringdb --version returns:
peeringdb 1.0.0

Thanks
Nico

[svaio]

try to use pdb.fetch_all(resource.Network, 999, asn=2906)

[arnoldnipper]

did that fix your problem, @nicoduck?

[nicoduck]

Yes, but that also means that the documentation seems to be outdated.
fetch_all is not listed, as is "import resource from peeringdb", which is necessary to execute it.

[arnoldnipper]

Would you mind to list the URL, @nicoduck you are referring to?

[nicoduck]

I'm referring to the docs linked in the Readme (aka the startpage) of the project: http://peeringdb.github.io/peeringdb-py/api/

[arnoldnipper]

@vegu | @grizz could you please look into the documentation. TIA

[toomuchio]

fetch_all avoids the local database and requests data directly from the API, is that intentional?

[grizz]

fetch_all avoids the local database and requests data directly from the API, is that intentional?

Yes, fetch is fetching from server.

If you are looking to access local data django's objects.all is what you would want.