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Data Upload ​

Arcsecond CLI makes it easy to upload dataset files to your account or to an observatory portal.

All non-hidden files are uploaded. Choose folders carefully so you only send the data you actually want in Arcsecond Cloud Storage.

Upload Dataset Files With The CLI ​

Use:

bash
arcsecond upload <folder> --dataset <name-or-uuid> --telescope <telescope-uuid>

The main options are:

  • --dataset or -d to choose the dataset by name or UUID
  • --telescope or -t to choose the telescope attached to the dataset
  • --portal or -p to upload to an observatory portal
  • --raw to mark the uploaded files as raw or reduced
  • --tags to attach the same custom tags to every uploaded file

The command summarizes its settings and asks for confirmation before the upload starts.

Useful discovery commands:

  • arcsecond datasets
  • arcsecond telescopes

Upload Dataset Files With Python ​

python
from arcsecond import (
    ArcsecondConfig,
    DatasetFileUploader,
    DatasetUploadContext,
    walk_folder_and_upload_files,
)

config = ArcsecondConfig()
context = DatasetUploadContext(
    config,
    input_dataset_uuid_or_name="My dataset",
    input_telescope_uuid="telescope-uuid",
    org_subdomain="my-portal",
    is_raw_data=False,
    custom_tags=["calibrated"],
)

context.validate()

walk_folder_and_upload_files(DatasetFileUploader, context, "/folder/path")

You can also upload files one by one:

python
from pathlib import Path

from arcsecond import ArcsecondConfig, DatasetFileUploader, DatasetUploadContext

config = ArcsecondConfig()
context = DatasetUploadContext(
    config,
    input_dataset_uuid_or_name="My dataset",
    input_telescope_uuid="telescope-uuid",
)

context.validate()

for file_path in Path("/folder/path").glob("**/*"):
    if not file_path.is_file():
        continue

    uploader = DatasetFileUploader(context, str(file_path), display_progress=False)
    status, substatus, error = uploader.upload_file(
        is_raw=False,
        tags=["science"],
    )

    if error:
        raise error