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apache-airflow-providers-anomalo
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A set of native Airflow operators for Anomalo
These operators were created and tested with
pip install apache-airflow-providers-anomalo
You can validate that it is correctly installed by running airflow providers list
on the command line and seeing if apache-airflow-providers-anomalo
is a listed providers package.
From the airflow UI, go to Admin > Connections and hit the +
button at the top to add a new connection.
From the "Connection Type" drop down, select "Anomalo".
Then fill in the fields for "Connection Id" (anomalo-default
is the default connection id), "Host", and "API Secret Token".
Obtain Anomalo table name from GUI. For example
would be public-bq.covid19_nyt.us_counties
This package includes 3 different operators. You can find documentation for them on the operator code itself.
airflow.providers.anomalo.operators.anomalo.AnomaloRunCheckOperator
airflow.providers.anomalo.sensors.anomalo.AnomaloJobCompleteSensor
airflow.providers.anomalo.operators.anomalo.AnomaloPassFailOperator
See anomalo_dag_example.py
for usage example
To release a new version to PyPi, you will need to
poetry config pypi-token.pypi [token here]
The token can be found in the AWS secrets managerpoetry publish --build
FAQs
An Apache Airflow provider for Anomalo
We found that apache-airflow-providers-anomalo demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 2 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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