The Splight Command Line Interface is a unified tool to interact with Splight Platform. It contains different features that a user can use for creating, deloping, and publishing components.
SplightCLI is a Python package that can be installed using pip
pip install splight-cli
Once you have installed splight-cli you can check the installation with
splight --version
You should see something like
$ splight
Usage: splight [OPTIONS] COMMAND [ARGS]...
Options:
--help Show this message and exit.
Commands:
...
You can enable auto completions by running
splight --install-completion <SHELL>
where SHELL is either bash, zsh, fish, powershell, pwsh.
This will add commands at the bottom of your shell's dotfile (zsh example):
autoload -Uz compinit
zstyle ':completion:*' menu select
fpath+=~/.zfunc
If these do not work after restarting the shell, you can try adding
compinit -D
to the bottom of your shell's dotfile, in order to recreate the autocompletions file, and restarting again.
Before using the Splight CLI, you need to configure it. In order to do it you need to create your User credentials from the platform and then you will be able to configure Splight CLI.
Go to the Splight Platform, and in your User Configuration > Account, in the right side pannel you will find the section Developers and the subsection Credentials. Under the Credentials subsection select “New access key”. This will generate a Client Access ID and Secret Key which are the credentials you will use for configuring Splight CLI. These credentials should not be share with other users.
Also, you need to keep in mind that the Secret Key is only shown once, if you loose the Key you will need to create a new set of Access Credentials.
The fastest and easiest way for configuring Splight CLI is running on your terminal the following command
splight configure
After entering the above command will ask you for the credentials you have created before.
This section introduce you to many of the common features and options provided by Splight CLI.
The tool contains a set of commands that can be used for different purposes. In the following subsections, we will go through each of the commands that can be used.
The basic usage is
splight <command> [--help]
where <command> is the command you want to use, and optionally you can add the flag
--help to each one of the commands to get more information about the given command.
This is probably the most important command and the one you will use most. The command component allow you to operate over components, this mean you can create components, test locally components, push private or public components to Splight Hub, download
existing component in Splight Hub and delete them.
In the following section we will cover in details the development process of a component, here we will only cover the different sub-commands you can use
Create a new component
To create a new component the command is
splight component create <name> -v <version> -p <path>
The parameters <name> and
<version> are the name and version of the component to be created,
while the <path> parameter is the path of the directory where the
component will be created.
The three commands parameters <name> and <version> are
commong between all the sub-commands.
If no <path> is specified, you will find some
files that defines the basic structure of the component source
code in the same directory where the command was executed. If <path>
is specified, then the files will be located in the specified path.
Create component Readme
As a component developer, you can generate a README.md file automatically using the command
splight component readme <path> [-f]
This way, based on the spec.json file the readme is generated and you don't need
to care about basic descriptions like input, output, custom types and more.
This command is used for configuring Splight CLI and can be used as many times as you want.
The command is
splight configure
And it will prompt you to enter some pieces of information that needed by Splight CLI.
This command is quite useful when is used along with workspace command.
You can also retrieve one of the parameters using the get command:
splight configure get <parameter>
for example for reading the SPLIGHT_PLATFORM_API_HOST:
splight configure get splight_platform_api_host
In the same way you can modify one parameter using the set command
splight configure set <parameter> <value>
This command allows you to interact with the Splight HUB, places where you can find all the existing components that can be used in the platform.
List component
You can list all the components with the command
splight hub component list
Pull or download a component
For downloading an existing component in Splight Hub you can use
splight hub component pull <name> <version>
This will download the component source code to your machine.
Push a component
For pushing a new component or component version to Splight Hub the command is
splight hub component push <path>
Where <path> is the path (relative or absolute) for the source code of the
component to be uploded.
List component versions
You can also list all the version of given component with
splight hub component versions <name>
The engine command is used for interacting with the Splight Engine. So far, the available
subcommands provide an interface for creating, reaading and deleting resources in the engine.
The command is
splight engine <subcommand> <action> [extra args]
depending on the which sub-command you use you can get different actions to perform
The valid sub-commands so far are:
assetattributecomponentdatalakefilegraphquerysecretThis command allows you to manage different workspaces in the same computer. This can be useful for managing different environments of different users that share the same computer.
The command is
splight workspace <sub-command>
The available subcommands are
create <name> to create a new workspace. After the creation of a new worskpace you need to configure Splight CLI with splight configure.delete <name> to delete an existing workspace.list to list all workspaces. Current workspace displays a '*' to the left.select <name> to switch between different configured workspaces.show <name> to display the contents of an existing workspace.Now it's time to talk about the process for developing components.
A component is a package of code that can be executed in the Splight platform. Splight Hub is the space that manages all components that exist in Splight. You can upload your own coded component for your usability or even allow other people in Splight to use it!
The expected flow for your component is the following:
To create a component with the Splight Hub CLI, open a terminal and change the directory to the one where you want to work.
Execute the following command:
splight component create <name> <version>
This will create a directory with the following structure:
<name>-<version>
│ main.py
│ Initialization
│ spec.json
│ README.md
main.py : The main file to contian the component's code.Initialization : Execute instructions for the component to be initialized.spec.json : JSON file where the component metadata is set.README.md : Text that describes the component and how it worksWhen creating a component, inside main.py you will find a component template
already written in python for you, in order to make it easier to write the component code.
For example, when you create an algorithm component, in main.py will have the following:
import random
from typing import Optional, Type
import typer
from splight_lib.component import SplightBaseComponent
from splight_lib.execution import Task
from splight_lib.logging import getLogger
from splight_lib.models import Number
app = typer.Typer(pretty_exceptions_enable=False)
class ExampleComponent(SplightBaseComponent):
def __init__(self, component_id: str):
super().__init__(component_id)
self._logger = getLogger("MyComponent")
def start(self):
self.execution_engine.start(
Task(
handler=self._run,
args=(self.input.min, self.input.max),
period=self.input.period,
)
)
def _run(self, min_value: float, max_value: float):
value = self._give_a_random_value(
self.input.lower_bound, self.input.upper_bound
)
preds = Number(
value=value,
)
preds.save()
self._logger.info(f"\nValue = {value}\n")
def _give_a_random_value(self, min: float, max: float) -> float:
return (max - min) * random.random() + min
@app.command()
def main(
component_id: str = typer.Option(...),
input: Optional[str] = typer.Option(None),
):
logger = getLogger("MyComponent")
component = ExampleComponent(component_id=component_id)
try:
component.start()
except Exception as exc:
logger.exception(exc, tags="EXCEPTION")
component.stop()
if __name__ == "__main__":
app()
The component class must always be called Main and must inherit from one of
splight_lib abstract component classes. Also, super() init must be called. The
execution of the component starts when the method start() is called, so the method
should be implemented by the developer that is writting the component. Also, we
provide you a lot of useful functions in our package so you can use them to interact
with the platform and make better components
FAQs
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