birgitta | Python ETL test and schema framework | Serialization library
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kandi X-RAY | birgitta Summary
To test pyspark code and notebooks we want input fixtures (test data) and expected output fixtures and schema definitions for input and output datasets. With these, we automatically test pyspark code and notebooks in [pytests] Here is an [example test] newsltd_etl/projects/tribune/tests/recipes/test_daily_contract_states.py). For clarity, the schemas, fixtures and tests are split up into separate files and folders.
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- Group DataFrame by day
- Ensure dt is a date
- Returns all dates between two datetimes
- Count the number of samples in a dataset
- Clone a dataset
- Set a dataset s schema
- Delete a recipe if it exists
- Load a dataset
- Derive data source
- Make an org module
- Add a field
- Wrapper function for pandas DataFrame
- Add a variant
- Reset the context
- Convert a simple schema to Spark
- Set the value of a field
- Compare two objects
- Convert a schema to a DataQualityDict
- Write data to a dataframe
- Run a recipe and exit
- Return the df of a variant
- Set the default variant
- Load data from dataset
- Write dataframe to dku
- Return the contents of a recipe
- Return a SQL session object
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birgitta Examples and Code Snippets
user_in = input("Search: ")
matches = [l for l in li_to_present if any(user_in in s for s in l)]
>>> li_to_present = [['Birgitta Trotzig', ' Dykungens dotter'],
['Bo Giertz', ' Stengru
import re
infil = open("books.txt" , "r")
books_string = infil.read()
infil.close()
books_li = books_string.splitlines()
books_li.sort()
li_to_present = []
for element in books_li:
parts = element.split(",")
li_to_present.append
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Trending Discussions on birgitta
QUESTION
I want to create two column from an existing column which contains nested list of list as values.
Rows of record consisting of 3 companies participant and their role:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Nov-16 at 18:39You need second for
-loop instead of [0]
I use normal function instead of lambda
to make it more readable.
First for role:
QUESTION
I have three string arrays at length 9 and I want to see if all of them include the same name. I have to do this in linearithmic time, O(NlogN). My plan is to sort two of the arrays and than use binarysearch to find similar names. My code is like this atm:
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Feb-05 at 15:27Arrays.binarySearch
does return an int, therefore there is no compareTo
method. Your code doesn't compile.
To fix it, change the conditional part like this:
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You can use birgitta like any standard Python library. You will need to make sure that you have a development environment consisting of a Python distribution including header files, a compiler, pip, and git installed. Make sure that your pip, setuptools, and wheel are up to date. When using pip it is generally recommended to install packages in a virtual environment to avoid changes to the system.
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