airbyte-prefect

Welcome!

airbyte-prefect is a collection of prebuilt Prefect tasks and flows that can be used to quickly construct Prefect flows to interact with Airbyte.

📚 Documentation — API reference for every task, flow and block, generated from the source.

Note: airbyte-prefect is a port of prefect-airbyte, the original Prefect 2 collection by PrefectHQ, updated to work with Prefect 3. Credit for the original design and implementation goes to its authors and contributors.

Getting Started

Python setup

Requires an installation of Python 3.10+

We recommend using a Python virtual environment manager such as pipenv, conda or virtualenv.

These tasks are designed to work with Prefect 3.2+. For more information about how to use Prefect, please refer to the Prefect documentation.

Airbyte setup

See the airbyte documention on how to get your own instance.

Installation

Install airbyte-prefect

pip install airbyte-prefect

For available blocks and their setup instructions, see the Blocks Catalog.

Examples

Create an AirbyteServer block and save it

from airbyte_prefect.server import AirbyteServer

# running airbyte locally at http://localhost:8000 with default auth
local_airbyte_server = AirbyteServer()

# running airbyte remotely at http://<someIP>:<somePort> as user `Marvin`
remote_airbyte_server = AirbyteServer(
    username="Marvin",
    password="DontPanic42",
    server_host="42.42.42.42",
    server_port="4242"
)

local_airbyte_server.save("my-local-airbyte-server")

remote_airbyte_server.save("my-remote-airbyte-server")

Trigger a defined connection sync

from prefect import flow
from airbyte_prefect.server import AirbyteServer
from airbyte_prefect.connections import AirbyteConnection
from airbyte_prefect.flows import run_connection_sync

server = AirbyteServer(server_host="localhost", server_port=8000)

connection = AirbyteConnection(
    airbyte_server=server,
    connection_id="e1b2078f-882a-4f50-9942-cfe34b2d825b",
    status_updates=True,
)

@flow
def airbyte_syncs():
    # do some setup

    sync_result = run_connection_sync(
        airbyte_connection=connection,
    )

    # do some other things, like trigger DBT based on number of records synced
    print(f'Number of Records Synced: {sync_result.records_synced}')

❯ python airbyte_syncs.py
03:46:03 | prefect.engine - Created flow run 'thick-seahorse' for flow 'example_trigger_sync_flow'
03:46:03 | Flow run 'thick-seahorse' - Using task runner 'ConcurrentTaskRunner'
03:46:03 | Flow run 'thick-seahorse' - Created task run 'trigger_sync-35f0e9c2-0' for task 'trigger_sync'
03:46:03 | prefect - trigger airbyte connection: e1b2078f-882a-4f50-9942-cfe34b2d825b, poll interval 3 seconds
03:46:03 | prefect - pending
03:46:06 | prefect - running
03:46:09 | prefect - running
03:46:12 | prefect - running
03:46:16 | prefect - running
03:46:19 | prefect - running
03:46:22 | prefect - Job 26 succeeded.
03:46:22 | Task run 'trigger_sync-35f0e9c2-0' - Finished in state Completed(None)
03:46:22 | Flow run 'thick-seahorse' - Finished in state Completed('All states completed.')

Export an Airbyte instance's configuration

NOTE: The API endpoint corresponding to this task is no longer supported by open-source Airbyte versions as of v0.40.7. Check out the Octavia CLI docs for more info.

import gzip

from prefect import flow, task
from airbyte_prefect.configuration import export_configuration
from airbyte_prefect.server import AirbyteServer

@task
def zip_and_write_somewhere(
      airbyte_config: bytearray,
      somewhere: str,
):
    with gzip.open(somewhere, 'wb') as f:
        f.write(airbyte_config)

@flow
def example_export_configuration_flow(filepath: str):

    # Run other tasks and subflows here

    airbyte_config = export_configuration(
        airbyte_server=AirbyteServer.load("my-airbyte-server-block")
    )

    zip_and_write_somewhere(
        somewhere=filepath,
        airbyte_config=airbyte_config
    )

if __name__ == "__main__":
    example_export_configuration_flow('*://**/my_destination.gz')

Use with_options to customize options on any existing task or flow

from prefect import flow
from airbyte_prefect.connections import AirbyteConnection
from airbyte_prefect.flows import run_connection_sync

custom_run_connection_sync = run_connection_sync.with_options(
    name="Custom Airbyte Sync Flow",
    retries=2,
    retry_delay_seconds=10,
)
 
 @flow
 def some_airbyte_flow():
    custom_run_connection_sync(
        airbyte_connection=AirbyteConnection.load("my-airbyte-connection-block")
    )
 
 some_airbyte_flow()

For more tips on how to use tasks and flows in a Collection, check out Using Collections!

Resources

The API reference is published at haybankz.github.io/airbyte-prefect, built from the docstrings in this repository on each release.

If you encounter any bugs while using airbyte-prefect, feel free to open an issue in the airbyte-prefect repository.

If you have any questions or issues while using airbyte-prefect, you can find help in either the Prefect Discourse forum or the Prefect Slack community

Feel free to star or watch airbyte-prefect for updates too!

Acknowledgements

This project is derived from prefect-airbyte by PrefectHQ, released under the Apache 2.0 License.

Contribute

If you'd like to help contribute to fix an issue or add a feature to airbyte-prefect, please propose changes through a pull request from a fork of the repository.

Contribution Steps:

1. Fork the repository
2. Clone the forked repository
3. Install the repository and its dependencies:

pip install -e ".[dev]"

4. Make desired changes.
5. Add tests.
6. Insert an entry to CHANGELOG.md
7. Install pre-commit to perform quality checks prior to commit:

 pre-commit install

8. git commit, git push, and create a pull request.