Resuable Rubipython/RubiR Code

Resuable Rubipython/RubiR Code

Resuable RubiPython/RubiR Code

You can publish the RubiPython/RubiR code from a workbook/Pipeline and reuse it in another workbook or pipeline of same project. This feature is similar to publishing models in RubiStudio.


Note that same functionality is applicable to RubiPython and RubiR. So Refer RubiR wherever RubiPython is used in below document.

To publish RubiPython code, follow the steps given below.

  1. Write the RubiPython code as required. Refer to Writing Custom Code using Rubiython.
  2. Run the RubiPython node.
  3. After the node is successfully executed, select the node, click the vertical ellipsis (), and click Publish code.

 After the code is successfully published, a confirmation message is displayed. This code is listed under Code Snippets on the Rubiscape Home page.




Notes:

  • The published code is also available under Reusable Codes in Pro Code under rubistudio in the Task Pane of a workbook/Pipeline.
  • The name of the published RubiR node should be unique. If a RubiR code with the same name already exists, Rubiscape gives an error.

Reusing RubiPython  Code

The published RubiPython code is available for reuse in workbooks and pipelines in the same project of the workspace.

To reuse a published code, follow the steps given below.

  1. Open the workbook/Pipeline or create a workbook/Pipeline. Refer to Opening a Workbook and Creating a Workbook.
  2. Click Reusable Codes under Code Fusion in rubistudio in the Task Pane.

    The available reusable codes are displayed as shown in the figure below.

  3. Double-click or drag-and-drop the node on the workbook canvas.
  4. To run the code, select the node, click the vertical ellipsis ( ), and click Run.





Edit/Modify the Resuable Code:

The published code can be modified by edit option.

You can hover on the option below Reusable Code >> Click Edit Icon >> Code editor is displayed >> Modify and save code

Note that, this will consider the latest updated code for the newly taken Resuable Code Task. Earlier task code will remain unchanged.


Notes:
  1. The publish code is published with same name of task of RubiPython.
  2. The different RubiPython codes published with same name of tasks under same project will overwrite the earlier code.
  3. The RubiPython code is reusable at the project level in any of the entities- Workbook/Pipelines.
  4. Import export of project will carry forward your published code as well.
  5. You need to run the task first before publishing code.
  6. The same task can be re-published multiple times. Latest published code will get considered when you use the Resuable Code.

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