dosi-engine

Python bindings for osi-engine: load an OSI semantic model once, then list metrics/dimensions, compile metric queries to dialect SQL, and execute them against a warehouse — all in-process.

from dosi_engine import Engine, QueryError

engine = Engine(model_path="model.yaml", connections_path="agent.yml")

engine.metrics()                     # [{"name", "kind", "datasets", ...}]
engine.compile({"metrics": ["order_count"],
                "group_by": [{"field": "orders.status"}]},
               dialect="snowflake")  # {"dialect": "snowflake", "sql": "..."}
engine.execute({"metrics": ["order_count"]},
               connection="warehouse", timeout_secs=60)
#   {"dialect", "sql", "columns", "rows": [{col: val}], "row_count"}

The list/compile/execute payloads are the same machine contract as osi --format json and the REST API; errors raise ModelError / QueryError / ExecuteError (see dosi_engine.errors) carrying the same structured fields (code, candidates, hint) as the CLI/REST JSON error contract. QueryError.candidates lists valid alternatives for unknown/ambiguous names, so agentic callers can retry without parsing prose.

Semantics worth knowing

• One Engine = one compiled model. Construction runs load → validate → compile and fails fast with ModelError. Engines are thread-safe; compile and execute release the GIL.
• Connections use the Datus agent.yml datasources: vocabulary. An explicit connections_path is loaded eagerly (fail fast); otherwise the CLI's discovery order applies lazily (DOSI_CONNECTIONS, ./osi-connections.yaml, ~/.config/osi/connections.yaml, ./conf/agent.yml, ~/.datus/conf/agent.yml).
• execute without connection runs on the connections file's default: true profile when one exists, else on local DuckDB (db_path= file, or in-memory).
• Timeouts abandon, they do not cancel: on timeout_secs expiry the call raises ExecuteError(code="timeout") but the warehouse request keeps running on its thread; its pool slot frees when it finishes (same limitation as dosi-server).
• DuckDB runs in process and ships inside the wheel — nothing to install for local execution. Warehouse drivers are compiled in too (exec-all), so no client libraries either.

Building

Requires a Python ≥ 3.12 interpreter discoverable by pyo3; on hosts whose default python3 is older, set PYO3_PYTHON:

cd crates/dosi-py
PYO3_PYTHON=$(command -v python3.12) uvx maturin build --release -o ../../target/wheels

Development loop against a venv: uvx maturin develop (with the venv active). Rust-side tests: cargo test -p dosi-py; Python smoke tests (after maturin develop): pytest tests/python/.