Working with the Celonis Studio¶

In this tutorial you can see the basic way of how interact with the Celonis studio. Be aware that any change you make will only appear in the Celonis Studio after you publish the package via .publish()

1. Connect to Celonis¶

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from pycelonis import get_celonis
celonis = get_celonis()

from pycelonis import get_celonis celonis = get_celonis()

2. Find or Create a space and package¶

You can find spaces and packages using key, id or name.

In [11]:

space = celonis.create_space("test-space") # Create space
space = celonis.spaces.find("test-space") # Find space
space

space = celonis.create_space("test-space") # Create space space = celonis.spaces.find("test-space") # Find space space

Out[11]:

<Space, id fac75d2a-5967-43ae-bb74-869b59efc0c4, name test-space>

In [8]:

package = space.create_package("name_or_key")

package = space.create_package("name_or_key")

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package = space.packages.find("name_or_key")
package.publish(version="1.1.1")

package = space.packages.find("name_or_key") package.publish(version="1.1.1")

In [10]:

package

package

Out[10]:

<Package, id 9994ac3c-af82-4065-8444-f5b64a1cfca5, name name_or_key>

Package Information

In [8]:

package.name

package.name

Out[8]:

'test-package'

In [9]:

package.history

package.history

Out[9]:

[{'key': 'test-package',
  'name': 'test-package',
  'version': None,
  'date': 1612779377367,
  'active': False,
  'authorId': '32a2e630-8e1b-4add-a1be-4e9d9ec02a42',
  'draftId': '2bf15b80-7ce8-43d8-89d9-c732259d2c62'}]

In [30]:

package.variables

package.variables

Out[30]:

[{'description': 'test_var_descr', 'key': 'create-test', 'type': 'DATA_MODEL'},
 {'description': 'test_var_descr',
  'key': 'create-test2',
  'type': 'DATA_MODEL'}]

In [31]:

package.knowledge_models

package.knowledge_models

Out[31]:

[<KnowledgeModel, id d0cf6e40-8b12-4014-88f9-fe65b967e928, name test-km-123>,]

In [32]:

package.folders

package.folders

Out[32]:

[]

In [13]:

package.nodes

package.nodes

Out[13]:

[]

In [34]:

package.variable_assignments

package.variable_assignments

Out[34]:

[{'key': 'create-test',
  'value': '14182f83-9841-4416-8e4b-e2613183bc55',
  'type': 'DATA_MODEL'},
 {'key': 'create-test2',
  'value': '14182f83-9841-4416-8e4b-e2613183bc55',
  'type': 'DATA_MODEL'}]

Create a Variable in the Package

In [16]:

package.create_variable(
    "create-test2",
    '14182f83-9841-4416-8e4b-e2613183bc55',
    variable_type='DATA_MODEL',
    description='test_var_descr',
)

package.create_variable( "create-test2", '14182f83-9841-4416-8e4b-e2613183bc55', variable_type='DATA_MODEL', description='test_var_descr', )

In [17]:

package.variables

package.variables

Out[17]:

[{'description': 'test_var_descr', 'key': 'create-test', 'type': 'DATA_MODEL'},
 {'description': 'test_var_descr',
  'key': 'create-test2',
  'type': 'DATA_MODEL'}]

3. Find or Create Knowledge Model in Package¶

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km = package.create_knowledge_model(
    "test-km-123",
    key=None,
    data_model_id='abc12345',
    data_model_variable='',
)

km = package.create_knowledge_model( "test-km-123", key=None, data_model_id='abc12345', data_model_variable='', )

In [18]:

km = package.knowledge_models.find("test-km-123")

km = package.knowledge_models.find("test-km-123")

In [19]:

km

km

Out[19]:

<KnowledgeModel, id d0cf6e40-8b12-4014-88f9-fe65b967e928, name test-km-123>

In [25]:

km.content

km.content

Out[25]:

{'customObjects': [{'customAttributes': {'attr1': 'value1'},
   'displayName': 'testname',
   'id': 'testid'}],
 'dataModelId': 'abc12345',
 'kind': 'BASE',
 'kpis': [],
 'metadata': {'displayName': 'test-km-123', 'key': 'test-km-123'},
 'variables': []}

Knowledge Model Information

In [26]:

km.custom_objects

km.custom_objects

Out[26]:

[{'customAttributes': {'attr1': 'value1'},
  'displayName': 'testname',
  'id': 'testid'}]

In [27]:

km.kpis

km.kpis

Out[27]:

[]

In [28]:

km.variables

km.variables

Out[28]:

[]

Add and remove Custom Objects to Knowledge Model

In [29]:

km.add_custom_object("testid2", "testname2", custom_attributes={"attr1": "value1"})

km.add_custom_object("testid2", "testname2", custom_attributes={"attr1": "value1"})

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km.remove_custom_object(id="12345")

km.remove_custom_object(id="12345")

Execute PQL from Knowledgemodel

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from celonis_api.pql.pql import PQL

#### Executing KPI - PQL from Knowledge Model
space = celonis.spaces.find("space-name")
p = space.packages.find("package-name")
km = p.knowledge_models.find("km-name")
dm = celonis.datamodels.find("dm-id")

# Appending KPI
query = PQL()
query += km.kpis.find("kpi-name")

# Verify evaluated query
print(km.kpis.find("kpi-name").query)
result = dm.get_data_frame(query)
result.head()

from celonis_api.pql.pql import PQL #### Executing KPI - PQL from Knowledge Model space = celonis.spaces.find("space-name") p = space.packages.find("package-name") km = p.knowledge_models.find("km-name") dm = celonis.datamodels.find("dm-id") # Appending KPI query = PQL() query += km.kpis.find("kpi-name") # Verify evaluated query print(km.kpis.find("kpi-name").query) result = dm.get_data_frame(query) result.head()

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#### Executing Records - PQL from Knowledge Model
space = celonis.spaces.find("space-name")
p = space.packages.find("package-name")
km = p.knowledge_models.find("km-name")
dm = celonis.datamodels.find("dm-id")

# Appending record
query = PQL()
query += km.records.find("record-name")

# Verify evaluated query
print("Record: ",km.records.find("record-name"))
result = dm.get_data_frame(query)
result.head()

#### Executing Records - PQL from Knowledge Model space = celonis.spaces.find("space-name") p = space.packages.find("package-name") km = p.knowledge_models.find("km-name") dm = celonis.datamodels.find("dm-id") # Appending record query = PQL() query += km.records.find("record-name") # Verify evaluated query print("Record: ",km.records.find("record-name")) result = dm.get_data_frame(query) result.head()

In [2]:

#### Executing Records (Identifier and Attributes separately) - PQL from Knowledge Model
space = celonis.spaces.find("space-name")
p = space.packages.find("package-name")
km = p.knowledge_models.find("km-name")
dm = celonis.datamodels.find("dm-id")

# Appending record identifier
query = PQL()
query += km.records.find("record-name").identifier

# Appending record attributes
query += km.records.find("record-name").attributes

# Verify evaluated query
print("Record identifier: ",km.records.find("record-name").identifier)
print("Record attributes: ",km.records.find("record-name").attributes)
result = dm.get_data_frame(query)
result.head()

#### Executing Records (Identifier and Attributes separately) - PQL from Knowledge Model space = celonis.spaces.find("space-name") p = space.packages.find("package-name") km = p.knowledge_models.find("km-name") dm = celonis.datamodels.find("dm-id") # Appending record identifier query = PQL() query += km.records.find("record-name").identifier # Appending record attributes query += km.records.find("record-name").attributes # Verify evaluated query print("Record identifier: ",km.records.find("record-name").identifier) print("Record attributes: ",km.records.find("record-name").attributes) result = dm.get_data_frame(query) result.head()

4. Publish a package¶

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# explicit version
package.publish(version="2.0.3")

# explicit version package.publish(version="2.0.3")

In [35]:

# or simply next version number
package.publish()

# or simply next version number package.publish()

2021-02-08 10:20:34 - pycelonis: Successfully published version 0.0.1 of package.

5. Working with analyses in Studio¶

Retrieve analysis:

In [9]:

a = package.analyses.find("celosphere21_analysis")
a

a = package.analyses.find("celosphere21_analysis") a

Out[9]:

<Analysis, id 2a686c53-f4e6-40bf-8647-d410a004bd29, name celosphere21_analysis>

Work with variables and formulas:

In [10]:

a.draft.variables

a.draft.variables

Out[10]:

[]

In [12]:

a.draft.create_variable("TEST_VAR", "TEST_VALUE", var_type="text_replacement")

a.draft.create_variable("TEST_VAR", "TEST_VALUE", var_type="text_replacement")

Out[12]:

{'name': 'TEST_VAR', 'type': 'text_replacement', 'value': 'TEST_VALUE'}

In [14]:

a.saved_formulas

a.saved_formulas

Out[14]:

[]

In [17]:

a.create_saved_formula(
    name="TEST_FORMULA", 
    description="TEST_DESCRIPTION",
    template=""" COUNT_TABLE("VBAP") """
)

a.create_saved_formula( name="TEST_FORMULA", description="TEST_DESCRIPTION", template=""" COUNT_TABLE("VBAP") """ )

Out[17]:

<BaseAnalysisSavedFormula, id 20a63ffa-4236-499d-8db7-ca28f5c4a8f2, name TEST_FORMULA>

Interact with sheets and components:

In [22]:

a.draft.sheets

a.draft.sheets

Out[22]:

[<BaseAnalysisSheet, id 88ddb7b2-dffd-4b2c-8725-fe06bc4ccace, name Data Overview>,
<BaseAnalysisSheet, id dd437fef-f36d-486f-8123-7af2f69b8254, name Anomalies>,]

In [23]:

a.draft.components

a.draft.components

Out[23]:

[<BaseAnalysisTable, id 179e6d61-7a2f-4bd8-a92f-13e5de4950b0, name # New Sales Order Items>,
<BaseAnalysisTable, id 0c1bc604-2bae-4d7b-af2a-1570e445278a, name #{# New Sales Order Items Per Customer}>,
<BaseAnalysisTable, id 66c2f2b8-1f34-483b-ba89-6b3a0d56e645, name #{# New Sales Order Items Per Material}>,
<BaseAnalysisComponent, id b7fe435d-6be1-4780-b24b-fc3c119642a0, name >,
<BaseAnalysisComponent, id 3e41a063-40ed-4100-a240-913c06ef9e97, name >,
<BaseAnalysisTable, id be0e8b09-e560-4f98-805b-8dc3ed14c4f3, name #{Most Recent Anomalies}>,
<BaseAnalysisComponent, id f18e05bf-423d-4332-b49b-de9942d2d7d5, name >,
<BaseAnalysisComponent, id c5af935b-cc89-4860-b293-b922c798c349, name >,
<BaseAnalysisTable, id 6a58028e-7ff3-479f-a8a2-32d8f31e3f33, name #{#Anomalies per Day}>,
<BaseAnalysisTable, id dc47ef8b-a3eb-41e1-abe7-2ea68d3dc5e9, name # New Sales Order Items>,]

Information on how to pull data from analysis can be found in notebook 01_Pulling_data.ipynb

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