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Reaction SDK for Project Drasi

Project description

Reaction SDK for Python

This library provides the building blocks and infrastructure to implement a Drasi Reaction in python.

Getting started

Install the package

pip install drasi_reaction_sdk

Simple example

The following example logs the various parts of the incoming change event from a Continuous Query.

from drasi.reaction.models.ChangeEvent import ChangeEvent
from drasi.reaction.sdk import DrasiReaction


async def change_event(event: ChangeEvent, query_configs: dict[str, Any] | None = None):
    print(f"Received change sequence {event.sequence} for query {event.queryId}")

    if event.addedResults:
        print(f"Added result: {event.addedResults}")

    if event.deletedResults:
        print(f"Removed result: {event.deletedResults}")

    if event.updatedResults:
        print(
            f"Updated result - before: {event.updatedResults[0].before}, after {event.updatedResults[0].after}"
        )


reaction = DrasiReaction(on_change_event=change_event)

reaction.start()

Advanced example

The following example illustrates

  • Retrieving a configuration value from the Reaction manifest
  • Parsing the per query configuration object from Yaml
  • Process change events from the query
  • Process control events (start, stop, etc.) from the query
from drasi.reaction.models.ChangeEvent import ChangeEvent
from drasi.reaction.models.ControlEvent import ControlEvent
from drasi.reaction.sdk import DrasiReaction 
from drasi.reaction.utils import get_config_value, parse_yaml

# Retrieve the connection string from the Reaction configuration
my_connection_string = get_config_value("MyConnectionString")

# Define the function that will be called when a change event is received
async def on_change_event(event: ChangeEvent, query_config: dict[str, Any] | None) -> None:
    print(f"Received change signal for query {event.query_id}")
    print(f"Passed in the query config: {query_config}")
    
    # do something else with the `event` and `query_config`

# Define the function that will be called when a control event is received
async def on_control_event(event: ControlEvent, query_config: dict[str, Any] | None) -> None:
    print(f"Received control signal: {event.control_signal} for query {event.query_id}")
    print(f"Passed in the query config: {query_config}")

print(f"Starting Drasi reaction with connection string: {my_connection_string}")

# Configure the Reaction with the on_change_event and on_control_event functions
custom_reaction = DrasiReaction(
    on_change_event=on_change_event,
    on_control_event=on_control_event,
    parse_query_configs=parse_yaml,
)

# Start the Reaction
custom_reaction.start()

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