docs: Python and Rust cover the rest of the api - #104
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Follows dataplatform-rust-sdk's feat/cover-remaining-endpoints; merge alongside it. - resources: functions filter/search and a real /functions/byids in Python and Rust (the "catching up" note goes); graph export/import in all three clients, with tabs - timeseries: get_by_id, the value-type hint in all three clients, the live tail in the coverage table; drop Rust `list_with_limit`, which the SDK removed - datasets: get by numeric id - tenant: every call in all three clients, with tabs - subscriptions: document the /timeseries/datapoints/listen tail, subprotocol auth included - client: tenant is in every client; the tail is no longer "unwrapped" nor `?token=` Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> Signed-off-by: jgjesdal <jostein@intellistream.ai>
Signed-off-by: jgjesdal <jostein@intellistream.ai>
The new tabs shift the per-language fence counts the plans pin, so each one is updated with the page it describes: `resources`, `subscriptions` and `timeseries` gain a Python and a Rust block, and `tenant` gains its first of each. The index selections still land where they were written to: the new blocks are appended in every case, so `resources`' `inject before = 8` is still "Traverse the graph" and `subscriptions`' `before = 2` is still "Live delivery". `tenant` states `independent` on its Python section, which is where the Rust and Java sections inherit it from. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> Signed-off-by: jgjesdal <jostein@intellistream.ai>
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Documents the Python and Rust side of IntelliStream-DataHub/dataplatform-rust-sdk#162, which is already merged, so SDK
mainis ahead of these pages until this lands.What changes
filter/searchand a real/functions/byidsin Python and Rust; the "Python and Rust are catching up" note goes. Graph export/import gets Java, Python and Rust tabs (bytes, and streaming_to_path/_from_path), plus a line that an export straight after a write can come back short while the graph settles.get_by_id; the value-type hint in all three clients; coverage rows for both and for the live tail. Drops Rustlist_with_limit, which the SDK removed earlier./timeseries/datapoints/listen— the subprotocol handshake (datahub.bearer.<jwt>,datahub.v1), silent narrowing to readable series, the frame shape, and when to use live delivery instead.?token=authenticated; the blocking-client gap list gainstime_series.listen_datapoints.Relation to #103
#103 (
fix/docs-match-sdk-api) carries the separate Java/Rust/Python compile fixes. This PR is one commit onmasterand does not include them. It merges cleanly with #103 in either order (checked withgit merge-tree).Checks
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