49 docs tagged with "odsl"

Using ODSL to create aggregation pipelines

Aggregation

Scripts

Automation Introduction

Find a script in the folder tree, create one, edit it with ODSL intellisense and syntax checking, change its details and save it with a reason

User guide for the OpenDataDSL command line interface (CLI)

All the public functions for building curves

Smart Curves are defined using ODSL — the OpenDataDSL domain-specific language. A curve definition specifies the inputs, the build method, and the output structure. This page walks through how to configure a Smart Curve from scratch.

TimeSeries

Using Types to define quality rules

Stop a script, one of its functions or one of its regions at a breakpoint, step through it line by line, and see its variables, with conditional breakpoints, log points, watches and a debug console

Extract

Built-in Functions

What is OpenDataDSL

Getting Started

The basics of programming in ODSL

Creating and using groups in ODSL code

The data, calculations, automations and scripts behind the Simple Portfolio extension, with ODSL examples

Machine Learning Overview

Hello World

Introduction

Technical Overview

What is Personalisation

Documentation for all the publicly available shared actions, calendars, currencies, extractors, scripts, transformers, types and workflows

Choose from one of the QuickStart Tracks below based on your area of interest

Copy an aggregation as ODSL, curl, Python or JavaScript, so scripts, notebooks and other systems can run it

Run code cells in the notebook kernel, see values as tables and charts, stop and restart the kernel, look at its variables and understand replay mode

A tutorial showing you all the different ways of running ODSL code

Run a script, one of its functions or one of its regions from the editor, read the result and the log, pass an input, and see every run in the script log

Syntax

Syntax

The syntax of the find command

Security Basics

Active Variables

Explore SmartCurves in the ODSL language, REST API and the Portal

Introduction to Timeseries

Portal Overview

Data Environments

Built-in Variable Types

An introduction to the Notebooks extension, ODSL notebooks with text and code cells that run one at a time in a kernel that keeps your variables

An introduction to the Script Manager extension, one screen to browse, edit, run, debug, schedule and track the scripts and templates of your company

Data Environments and how to use them

Find, create and edit notebooks, write code and markdown cells, use the keyboard shortcuts, and save, copy, rename and delete notebooks

Exploring a few aspects of TimeSeries in the OpenDataDSL language

Smart Curves can use custom ODSL scripts to implement bespoke curve-building logic. This is useful when the built-in methods — bootstrapping, interpolation, blending — don't fully cover your requirements, or when you need to combine multiple steps into a reusable function.

Ask Fusion AI to write, change, explain or fix a script from the editor, review its change side by side and apply it to the editor

Write check functions in ODSL in a private script and use them in validation