afl-ai-utils
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Installation
pip install afl-ai-utils
Usage
Slack Alerting
from afl_ai_utils.slack_alerts import send_slack_alert
send_slack_alert(info_alert_slack_webhook_url=None, red_alert_slack_webhook_url=None, slack_red_alert_userids=None, payload=None, is_red_alert=False)
"""Send a Slack message to a channel via a webhook.
Args:
info_alert_slack_webhook_url(str): Infor slack channel url
red_alert_slack_webhook_url(str): red alert channel url
slack_red_alert_userids (list): userid's to mention in slack for red alert notification
payload (dict): Dictionary containing Slack message, i.e. {"text": "This is a test"}
is_red_alert (bool): Full Slack webhook URL for your chosen channel.
Returns:
HTTP response code, i.e. <Response [503]>
"""
BigQuery Dataframe to BigQuery and get result in Datafeame
def dump_dataframe_to_bq_table(self, dataframe: pd.DataFrame, schema_cols_type: dict, table_id: str, mode: str):
>>> from afl_ai_utils.bigquery_utils import BigQuery
>>> bq = BigQuery("keys.json")
>>> bq.write_insights_to_bq_table(dataframe=None, schema=None, table_id=None, mode=None)
"""Insert a dataframe to bigquery
Args:
dataframe(pandas dataframe): for dataframe to be dumped to bigquery
schema(BigQuery.Schema ): ex:
schema_cols_type: {"date_start":"date", "id": "integer", "name": "string"}
table_id (list): table_id in which dataframe need to be inserted e.g project_id.dataset.table_name = table_id
mode(str): To append or replace the table - e.g mode = "append" or mode="replace"
Returns:
returns as success message with number of inserted rows and table name
"""
Execute any query to BigQuery
def execute_query(self, query):
>>> from afl_ai_utils.bigquery_utils import BigQuery
>>> bq = BigQuery("keys.json")
>>> df = bq.execute_query(query = "SELECT * FROM TABLE")
"""
Args:
query (query of any type SELECT/INSERT/DELETE )
Returns:
returns dataframe of execute query result
"""
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