data-toolz 0.1.4

Data helper package

data-toolz

This repository contains reusable python code for data projects.

The motivation for this project was to create a package which allows to abstract dataset read/write operations from

• destination type (local, s3, <tbd...>) and
• target file type (delimiter-separated values, jsonlines, parquet)

This would allow to write code easily transferable between local and cloud applications.

installation

pip install data-toolz

usage

datatoolz.filesystem.FileSystem class gives you an abstraction for accesing both local and remote object using the well know pythonic open() interface.

from datatoolz.filesystem import FileSystem

for fs_type in ("local", "s3"):
    fs = FileSystem(name=fs_type)

    # common pythonic interface for both local and remote file systems
    with fs.open("my-folder-or-bucket/my-file", mode="wt") as fo:
        fo.write("Hello World!")

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datatoolz.io.DataIO class gives you a versatile Reader/Writer interface for handling of typical data files (jsonlines, dsv, parquet)

import pandas as pd
from datatoolz.io import DataIO

df = pd.DataFrame({"col1": [1, 2, 3], "col2": ["a", "b", "c"]})

dio = DataIO()  # defaults to "local" FileSystem

# write as parquet
dio.write(dataframe=df, path="my-file.parquet", filetype="parquet")
dio.read(path="my-file.parquet", filetype="parquet")

# write as gzip-compressed jsonlines
dio.write(dataframe=df, path="my-file.json.gz", filetype="jsonlines", gzip=True)
dio.read(path="my-file.json.gz", filetype="jsonlines", gzip=True)

# write as delimiter-separated-values in multiple partitions
dio.write(dataframe=df, path="my-file.tsv", filetype="dsv", sep="\t", partition_by=["col1"])
dio.read(path="my-file.tsv", filetype="dsv", sep="\t")

# write output in multiple chunks per partition
dio.write(dataframe=df, path="my-prefix", filetype="dsv", sep="\t", partition_by=["col1"], suffix=["chunk01.tsv", "chunk02.tsv"])
dio.read(path="my-prefix", filetype="dsv", sep="\t")

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datatoolz.logging.JsonLogger is a wrapper logger for outputting JSON-structured logs

from datatoolz.logging import JsonLogger

logger = JsonLogger(name="my-custom-logger", env="dev")
logger.info(msg="what is my purpose?", meaning_of_life=42)

{"logger": {"application": "my-custom-logger", "environment": "dev"}, "level": "info", "timestamp": "2020-11-03 18:31:07.757534", "message": "what is my purpose?", "extra": {"meaning_of_life": 42}}