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Snap type:

Read


Description:

This Snap lists the specified assets.


Prerequisites:

[None]


Support and limitations:Works in Ultra Task Pipelines.
Account: 

Accounts are not used with this Snap.


Views:


InputThis Snap has at most one document input view.
Output

This Snap has exactly one document output view.

For each asset, the following information is returned: partition_snode_id, updated_by, perms, time_created, snode_id, owner, path, asset_type, asset_id, time_updated, name, parent_snode_id, acl, metadata

ErrorThis Snap has at most one document error view and produces zero or more documents in the view.


Settings

Label


Required. The name for the Snap. You can modify this to be more specific, especially if you have more than one of the same Snap in your pipeline.

Asset type

required


Required. Select the type of asset to list. Options available include:

  • ALL
  • ACCOUNT
  • PROJECT
  • TASK
  • SNAP PACK
  • PIPELINE
  • FILE
  • SNAPLEX

Default value: ALL

Asset path

Required. Absolute path for the asset in the form of: /<org>/<project_space>/<project>/<asset>

Examples: /myorg/Engineering/Status/LatestDefects

Default value: [None]

Examples

List All

To list all assets for a particular project, set Asset type to All and Asset Path to the project path as /<org>/<project_space>/<project> . The output information looks as follows:

Using List Snap to Copy Assets

In this example, the SnapLogic List Snap is used to find assets in a SnapLogic project so they can then be created in another project. The pipeline consists of: SnapLogic List + Mapper + File Reader + File Writer.

First, configure pipeline parameters for source_path and target_path.

Set the SnapLogic List set for the asset type, in this case FILE, and the Asset Path to the source_path pipeline parameter.

Since we want to move files within the SnapLogic database, we use a Mapper Snap to add sldb:// to the asset path and map that to a source_path field.


Next, use a File Reader to read files from the source_path field.


A File Writer Snap is then used to write the files to the target path, with File name set to: 'sldb://' + _target_path + '/' + $['content-disposition'].match("filename=\"(.*)\"")[1]