Note: this was an old proof of concept for Airflow 1.x and probably isn't useful for most people
I've started a airflow 2 style provider at https://github.com/scrambldchannel/airflow-provider-tm1, help wanted ;)
A package that provides a hook to simplify connecting to the IBM Cognos TM1 / Planning Analytics REST API.
Install with pip pip install airflow-tm1
Create a connection in Airflow with at least the following parameters set:
Any other parameter accepted by the TM1py RestService constructor (eg base_url, namespace etc) can also be added as a key in the Extras field in the connection.
In your DAG file:
from airflow_tm1.hooks.tm1 import TM1Hook
tm1_hook = TM1Hook(tm1_conn_id="tm1_default")
tm1 = tm1_hook.get_conn()
This will attempt to connect to the TM1 server using the details provided and initialise an instance of the TM1Service class than be accessed at tm1_hook.tm1
See TM1py for more details.
See LICENSE
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A package to simplify connecting to the TM1 REST API from Apache Airflow
We found that airflow-tm1 demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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