Development environment initialization
for the Daipe stack
What it does
Local Computer
- Extends the Pyfony dev environment initialization
- Downloads Hadoop's
winutils.exeand puts it into the project's.venvdirectory (Windows only) - Downloads Java 1.8 binaries and puts them into the
~/.databricks-connect-javadir - Creates the empty
~/.databricks-connectfile
Databricks Repos Environment
- Download and install poetry package manager
- Install dependencies from poetry.lock
- Set current working directory to project root
- Append src folder to sys path
- Set proper environment variables
Usage
%sh
pip install benvy==1.3.3
from benvy.databricks.repos import bootstrap # noqa
bootstrap.install()
from benvy.databricks.repos import bootstrap # noqa
bootstrap.setup_env()
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