Workflow Helper Libs
Shared Python libraries for CS workflows, providing reusable clients for common integrations and services.
Getting started
Add the library to your project with poetry:
poetry add cs-workflows-helper-libs
Available modules
Git
Client for interacting with git repositories.
Mattermost
Client for uploading files and sending messages to Mattermost channels via the API.
SFTP
SFTP client for uploading files to remote servers.
SMTP
SMTP client for sending emails through any SMTP relay server.
Google Sheets
Client for interacting with Google Sheets via the gspread library.
Trino
Client for querying databases via Trino.
Development
Setup
make install-dev
Run tests
make test
2 maintainers
Metadata
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