`tables.get_entries()` is returning tables from a different project

[Andrew-S-Rosen]

from mpcontribs.client import Client
project = "qmof"
apikey = "MyAPIKey"
client = Client(apikey=apikey, host="contribs-api.materialsproject.org")
data = client.tables.get_entries().response().result['data']
print(data[0])

The above will print data from an entirely different project. Am I setting this up wrong?

[Andrew-S-Rosen]

Ooops! I never actually specify the project anywhere. Trying to figure that out now...

[tschaume]

You can use the project argument to the client to initialize it only for your project.

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Ooops! I never actually specify the project anywhere. Trying to figure that out now...

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[tschaume]

PS I might have to double check this for the tables endpoint. The sure way to only get your tables is to first query the contributions and get a list of table IDs.

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You can use the project argument to the client to initialize it only for your project.

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[Andrew-S-Rosen]

Thanks! That makes sense. My only follow-up question is: do I just iterate through client.get_structure() or client.get_table() for each ID? I don't want to stress our servers out if I loop through 20k of these, but I'm not sure how to pass a list of IDs rather than a single ID.

[Andrew-S-Rosen]

I got it I think. I am doing as follows. Not sure if it's the most efficient.

from mpcontribs.client import Client
from pymatgen.core import Structure

apikey = "MyAPIKey"
client = Client(apikey=apikey,host="contribs-api.materialsproject.org")

qmof_entries = client.contributions.get_entries(
    project="qmof", _fields=["identifier", "data", "structures"]
).result()["data"]

structure_ids = [entry['structures'][0]['id'] for entry in qmof_entries]
structure_data = client.structures.get_entries(
    id__in=structure_ids, _fields=["name", "cif"]
).result()["data"]

structures = [Structure.from_str(entry['cif'],fmt='cif') for entry in structure_data]