OBJECT
Package
A Package is an object that groups dependent aiWARE resources together.
link GraphQL Schema definition
1 type Package { 2 3 # The UUID of the Package. 4 : ID! 5 6 # Details for the organization that owns the package. 7 : OrganizationInfo 8 9 # The unique name of the package. 10 : String! 11 12 : String 13 14 # The path for an icon image. 15 : String 16 17 # This determines how the package is distributed. 18 : EngineDistributionType 19 20 # The semantic version of the package. 21 : String! 22 23 # This UUID is used to track a package's lineage and versions. This UUID is NOT 24 # guaranteed to be a package ID and should not be used as such. 25 : ID 26 27 # The source package ID of a package refers to the package it immediately derives 28 # from, if any. 29 # 30 # For example, if there are two packages in the same lineage with versions 1.0 and 31 # 2.0, 32 # the 2.0 package derives from the 1.0 package. Therefore, the source package ID 33 # of the 2.0 34 # package would be the ID of the 1.0 package. 35 : ID 36 37 # This specifies an aiWARE version that this package is dependent on, if 38 # applicable. 39 : String 40 41 : Boolean 42 43 : Boolean 44 45 : PackageStatus 46 47 : PackageGrantType 48 49 # The date the package was installed onto the instance. 50 : DateTime 51 52 # The date the package was available for distribution. This depends on the 53 # package's status and distribution type. 54 : DateTime 55 56 # A flag that indicates whether the package was generated as a result of an 57 # automated process or not. 58 : Boolean 59 60 : ID @deprecated( reason: "duplicate" ) 61 62 # This is the resource that the package was specifically made for. This is 63 # typically set during automatic package 64 # creation and is usually an engine or application. 65 # 66 # For example, if an application was created and a package was created for it, the 67 # application would be the package’s 68 # primary resource. This is especially useful because different packages might 69 # share many resources, but one package 70 # might have an application as a primary resource while another might have an 71 # engine as a primary resource. 72 : PackageResource 73 74 # Arguments 75 # type: Filter results by Resource Type. 76 (: PackageResourceType, : String, : Int, : Int): PackageResourceList 77 78 # nestedResources will return resources that are directly or indirectly nested to 79 # this package. 80 # 81 # Arguments 82 # type: Filter results by Resource Type. 83 (: PackageResourceType, : Int, : Int): PackageResourceList 84 85 # This is the date of when the package was originally created. 86 : DateTime! 87 88 : DateTime! 89 90 : BasicUserInfo! 91 92 : BasicUserInfo! 93 94 }
link Required by
- MutationMutations are used to modify data. Each mutation takes an input that contains the data necessary to create or update the data in question.
- PackageGrantPackage Grants control the visibility of packages and their resources to other organizations. If a package grant does not exist for an organization, access will be determined by that package's distribution type.
- PackageList
- PackageOpResult
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