pyslk.list_clone_search

pyslk.list_clone_search(search_id: str | int | list[int] | list[str] | set[int] | set[str], only_files: bool = False, only_namespaces: bool = False, start: int | None = None, count: int | None = None, column_names=['permissions', 'owner', 'group', 'filesize', 'timestamp_mtime', 'timestamp_created', 'timestamp_modified', 'timestamp_storage', 'tape_id', 'filename']) → <Mock name='mock.DataFrame' id='139757892385232'>

Return pandas.DataFrame containing results from search id

Calls list_clone_search_raw() and parses the return string into a pandas.DataFrame(). Assumes six output columns of ‘slk_helpers list_clone_search’ having the widths 12, 16, 999 (999 => as wide as necessary).

Parameters:

• search_id (str, int, list, set) – search id of search which results should be printed

• only_files (bool) – print only files (like default for slk list)

• only_namespaces (bool) – print only namespaces

• start (int) – collect search results starting with the result ‘start’; if set to 1 then collect from the beginning

• count (int) – Collect as many search results as defined by this parameter. If set to 0 then collect until end.

• column_names (list) – names of the columns in the pandas.DataFrame

Returns:

output of ‘slk_helpers list_search’ parsed into a pandas.DataFrame with three columns (permissions, size, filename)

Return type:

pandas.DataFrame