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ML and data service modules built on servicekit - config, artifacts, tasks, and ML workflows

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Chapkit

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ML service modules built on servicekit - config, artifact, task, and ML workflows

Chapkit provides domain-specific modules for building machine learning services on top of servicekit's core framework. Includes artifact storage, task execution, configuration management, and ML train/predict workflows.

Features

  • Artifact Module: Hierarchical storage for models, data, and experiment tracking with parent-child relationships
  • Task Module: Reusable command templates for shell and Python task execution with parameter injection
  • Config Module: Key-value configuration with JSON data and Pydantic validation
  • ML Module: Train/predict workflows with artifact-based model storage and timing metadata
  • Config-Artifact Linking: Connect configurations to artifact hierarchies for experiment tracking

Installation

Using uv (recommended):

uv add chapkit

Or using pip:

pip install chapkit

Chapkit automatically installs servicekit as a dependency.

CLI Usage

Quickly scaffold a new ML service project using uvx:

uvx chapkit init <project-name>

Example:

uvx chapkit init my-ml-service

Options:

  • --path <directory> - Target directory (default: current directory)
  • --with-monitoring - Include Prometheus and Grafana monitoring stack
  • --template <type> - Template type: ml (default), ml-shell, or task

This creates a ready-to-run service with configuration, artifacts, and API endpoints pre-configured.

Template Types:

  • ml: Define training/prediction as Python functions in main.py (simpler, best for Python-only ML workflows)
  • ml-shell: Use external scripts for training/prediction (language-agnostic, supports Python/R/Julia/etc.)
  • task: General-purpose task execution with Python functions and shell commands (not ML-specific)

Quick Start

from chapkit import ArtifactHierarchy, BaseConfig
from chapkit.api import ServiceBuilder, ServiceInfo

class MyConfig(BaseConfig):
    model_name: str
    threshold: float

app = (
    ServiceBuilder(info=ServiceInfo(display_name="ML Service"))
    .with_health()
    .with_config(MyConfig)
    .with_artifacts(hierarchy=ArtifactHierarchy(name="ml", level_labels={0: "ml_training", 1: "ml_prediction"}))
    .with_jobs()
    .build()
)

Modules

Config

Key-value configuration storage with Pydantic schema validation:

from chapkit import BaseConfig, ConfigManager

class AppConfig(BaseConfig):
    api_url: str
    timeout: int = 30

# Automatic validation and CRUD endpoints
app.with_config(AppConfig)

Artifacts

Hierarchical storage for models, data, and experiment tracking:

from chapkit import ArtifactHierarchy, ArtifactManager, ArtifactIn

hierarchy = ArtifactHierarchy(
    name="ml_pipeline",
    level_labels={0: "experiment", 1: "model", 2: "evaluation"}
)

# Store pandas DataFrames, models, any Python object
artifact = await artifact_manager.save(
    ArtifactIn(data=trained_model, parent_id=experiment_id)
)

ML

Train and predict workflows with automatic model storage:

from chapkit.ml import FunctionalModelRunner
import pandas as pd

async def train_model(config: MyConfig, data: pd.DataFrame, geo=None):
    """Train your model - returns trained model object."""
    from sklearn.linear_model import LinearRegression
    model = LinearRegression()
    model.fit(data[["feature1", "feature2"]], data["target"])
    return model

async def predict(config: MyConfig, model, historic: pd.DataFrame, future: pd.DataFrame, geo=None):
    """Make predictions - returns DataFrame with predictions."""
    predictions = model.predict(future[["feature1", "feature2"]])
    future["predictions"] = predictions
    return future

# Wrap functions in runner
runner = FunctionalModelRunner(on_train=train_model, on_predict=predict)
app.with_ml(runner=runner)

Architecture

chapkit/
├── config/           # Configuration management with Pydantic validation
├── artifact/         # Hierarchical storage for models and data
├── task/             # Reusable task templates (Python functions, shell commands)
├── ml/               # ML train/predict workflows
├── cli/              # CLI scaffolding tools
├── scheduler.py      # Job scheduling integration
└── api/              # ServiceBuilder with ML integration
    └── service_builder.py  # .with_config(), .with_artifacts(), .with_ml()

Chapkit extends servicekit's BaseServiceBuilder with ML-specific features and domain modules for configuration, artifacts, tasks, and ML workflows.

Examples

See the examples/ directory for complete working examples:

  • quickstart/ - Complete ML service with config, artifacts, and ML endpoints
  • config_artifact/ - Config with artifact linking
  • ml_functional/, ml_class/, ml_shell/ - ML workflow patterns (ML template, class-based, ML-shell template)
  • ml_pipeline/ - Multi-stage ML pipeline with hierarchical artifacts
  • artifact/ - Read-only artifact API with hierarchical storage
  • task_execution/ - Task execution with Python functions and shell commands
  • full_featured/ - Comprehensive example with monitoring, custom routers, and hooks
  • library_usage/ - Using chapkit as a library with custom models
  • custom_migrations/ - Database migrations with custom models

Documentation

See docs/guides/ for comprehensive guides:

Full documentation: https://dhis2-chap.github.io/chapkit/

Testing

make test      # Run tests
make lint      # Run linter
make coverage  # Test coverage

License

AGPL-3.0-or-later

Related Projects

  • servicekit - Core framework foundation (FastAPI, SQLAlchemy, CRUD, auth, etc.) (docs)

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