RunPod•11mo ago

Possible error in docs: Status of a job with python code

In the docs, there is this command to retrieve the status of a submitted job:

curl https://api.runpod.ai/v2/<your-api-id>/status/<your-status-id>

curl https://api.runpod.ai/v2/<your-api-id>/status/<your-status-id>

And in the docs, this should be the equivalent python code:

# this requires the installation of runpod-python
# with `pip install runpod-python` beforehand

import runpod

runpod.api_key = "xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx" # you can find this in settings

endpoint = runpod.Endpoint("ENDPOINT_ID")

run_request = endpoint.run(
    {"prompt": "a cute magical flying dog, fantasy art drawn by disney concept artists"}
)

print(run_request.status())

# this requires the installation of runpod-python
# with `pip install runpod-python` beforehand

import runpod

runpod.api_key = "xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx" # you can find this in settings

endpoint = runpod.Endpoint("ENDPOINT_ID")

run_request = endpoint.run(
    {"prompt": "a cute magical flying dog, fantasy art drawn by disney concept artists"}
)

print(run_request.status())

But I do not want to start a job again, I just want to retrieve the status of the job (by the job_id, enpoint_id and api_key). I gues this is a small error in the docs, or isn't there a way to retrieve the status of a job by these parameters, as it is possible with curl?

Solution:

My apologies ```python import runpod runpod.api_key = "Your Key"...

Jump to solution

10 Replies

Justin Merrell•11mo ago

May you post the link to the doc page you are using?

DaanOP•11mo ago

https://docs.runpod.io/docs/using-your-api-copy

RunPod

Using Your API

Okay! Now you have everything set up, but how do you use it?

Justin Merrell•11mo ago

Thank you, yes this appears to be outdated, and in the process of getting updated. Checkout https://github.com/runpod/runpod-python/blob/main/examples/endpoints/run.py for an example. For visibility: @PatrickR

DaanOP•11mo ago

Okay, so retrieving the status of a job by its id and enpoint_id is not possible yet (in python code)? In the example it is also done with the run_request object, but this is not JSON-serializable.

Justin Merrell•11mo ago

I see what you are asking, checking to see if this needs to be added or just missing docs. cc: @nathaniel

DaanOP•11mo ago

okay, thanks

Justin Merrell•11mo ago

Here https://github.com/runpod/runpod-python/blob/5645bb1758c9725d7dd914f127df1047293b9d7c/runpod/endpoint/runner.py#L93 The following should work:

import runpod 
job = runpod.endpoint.Job(endpoint_id=123, job_id=ab)
print(job.status())

import runpod 
job = runpod.endpoint.Job(endpoint_id=123, job_id=ab)
print(job.status())

Looks like we just need to add an example to the docs for this.

DaanOP•11mo ago

The argument 'client' is required, and I am not really sure what this is or how I can get this

Solution

Justin Merrell•11mo ago

My apologies

import runpod 
runpod.api_key = "Your Key"
client = runpod.endpoint.runner.RunPodClient()
job = runpod.endpoint.Job(endpoint_id=123, job_id=ab, client=client)
print(job.status())

import runpod 
runpod.api_key = "Your Key"
client = runpod.endpoint.runner.RunPodClient()
job = runpod.endpoint.Job(endpoint_id=123, job_id=ab, client=client)
print(job.status())

Try that, looks like we need to expose a couple more things for the next release.

DaanOP•11mo ago

solved! Thanks for the quick help

Gaming

Programming

Possible error in docs: Status of a job with python code