

def write_one_metric(self, name, timestamp, value, tags):
    '\n        :type name: str\n        :param name: the name of the metric being written\n\n        :type timestamp: float\n        :param timestamp: the number of seconds since the epoch, as a float.  Per the return value of time.time()\n\n        :type value: float\n        :param value: The value of the metric to be recorded\n\n        :type tags: dict\n        :param tags: A dictionary of key : value strings that are the tags that will be recorded with this metric.\n\n        :rtype: requests.response\n        :return: a requests.response object with the results of the write\n\n        This is the API for writing a single metric, making it\n        easier in simple cases.  This method is inefficient for large\n        batches, and write_metrics() should be used instead in these cases.\n\n        '
    return writer.write_one_metric(self, name, timestamp, value, name)

dataset/ETHPy150Open pcn/pyKairosDB/pyKairosDB/connection.py KairosDBConnection.write_one_metric/VarMisuse@33/339 `tags`->`name`