C#: Listing Datasets Available from Liberator

public dynamic query(Dictionary<string, dynamic> dict);

The datasets function takes a Dictionary of arguments and returns a list of datasets available in Liberator as a JSON result.

Argument	Description	Type	Example
details	Include details about each dataset. Default value is false	Boolean	{“details”,true}
schema	Include schema of each dataset. Default value is false	Boolean	{“schema",true}
user	The user identifier (as assigned by CloudQuant)	String	{“user”,”myUserID”}
token	The user’s assigned token	String	{“token”,”mypersonal-private- token”}
entitled	Only retrieve entitled datasets. Default is false	Boolean	{“entitled”, true}

Example Get List of Datasets

Liberator liberator;
var res = liberator.datasets();
Console.WriteLine(JsonDocumentToIndentedString(res));

Output

{'Intraday': ['GSQ ESG Large Cap, Measure Outcome Values', 'Brain BSI 7-Day Sentiment', 'PrecisionAlpha XNAS', 'Brain BSI 30-Day Sentiment', 'Brain BLMCF 10-K Differences', 'Brain BLMCF All Differences', 'Brain BLMCF All Metrics', 'Brain BLMCF 10-K Metrics', 'S3 Partners', 'GSQ ESG MidSmall Cap, Short Term Price Predictor', 'ETFGlobal Industry', 'ETFGlobal Constituents Unaltered', 'ETFGlobal Analytics', 'ETFGlobal Fundflow']}

This will return a list of all available datasets (the demo data above is not what you will have returned).

To get a list of your entitled datasets simply change liberator.datasets() to liberator.datasets(new Dictionary<string, dynamic>(){“entitled”, true}).

Liberator liberator;
var res = liberator.datasets(new Dictionary<string, dynamic>()                         {“entitled”, true}
);
Console.WriteLine(JsonDocumentToIndentedString(res));