Carte is a Python library for extracting metadata from your data sources and generating structured Markdown files from it. It can also scaffold an MkDocs based static site that provides an easy to use, fully searchable UI that you can simply upload to any static site hosting provider. Carte currently supports the AWS Glue catalog, PostgreSQL, and JSON schemas (only basic support). More sources are coming soon. (You can also use sources from the Amundsen Databuilder library with a bit of scripting, see the docs for details)
pip install carte-cli
If you plan to use PostgreSQL as a data source, you should also install the related optional dependencies using the following command instead of the first one:
pip install carte-cli[postgres]
See the docs
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A static site generator for data catalogs
We found that carte-cli 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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