I’m assuming you have this portion:

studio = celonis.studio
space = studio.get_space(einsert space ID])
package = space.get_package(einsert package ID])
analysis = package.get_analysis(sinsert analysis ID])

So couple of things. You’re going to want to load the json package. Everything in PyCelonis past 2.0.0 are JSON dictionaries. 

dictionary = analysis.json_dict()
d = json.loads(dictionaryt'serialized_content'])

The ‘serialized_content’ is where everything that makes up the analysis lives. KPIs, Variables, etc.

To get to the components you need to put the analysis in draft mode. Within the ‘serialized_content’, there is a ‘document’ key. You’ll access that. 

draft = dn'draft']
doc = draftd'document']

Within ‘document’, you’ll have everything you’re looking for, I believe, for this use case.

dict_keys(e'id', 'name', 'theme', 'editMode', 'kpiViews', 'palettes', 'variables', 'KPILibrary', 'components', 'colorMappings', 'translationMap', 'allowBpmnExport', 'allowRawDataExport', 'rawDataExportLimit', 'publishedSelections', 'statelessLoadScript', 'showFiltersForViewers'])

These are the keys. You can see ‘components’. That’ll probably be what you’re looking for.