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Python client for RecordService implementations.
Required:
Python 3.4+
six
, bit_array
, thriftpy2
, urllib3
, certifi
.. code:: shell
pip3 install six bit_array thriftpy2 urllib3 certifi
Optional:
pandas
for conversion to DataFrame
objects.. code:: shell
pip3 install pyokera
To verify:
.. code:: python
>>> import okera.odas
>>> okera.odas.version()
'##OKERA_RELEASE_VERSION##'
Usage
.. code:: python
from okera import context
ctx = context()
with ctx.connect(host='localhost', port=12050) as conn:
conn.list_databases()
pd = conn.scan_as_pandas("okera_sample.sample")
pd
To enable a connection to a server with token-authentication:
.. code:: python
from okera import context
ctx = context()
ctx.enable_token_auth(token_str='my-token')
with ctx.connect(host='localhost', port=12050) as conn:
conn.list_databases()
To enable a connection to a server with kerberos-authentication:
.. code:: python
from okera import context
ctx = context()
# Connecting to server principal 'cerebro/service@REALM'
ctx.enable_kerberos('cerebro', host_override='service')
with ctx.connect(host='localhost', port=12050) as conn:
conn.list_databases()
FAQs
Python client for the Okera Data Access Service
We found that pyokera 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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