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A Fabric Package for Semantic/Dataset validation

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Fabric Maverick

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Overview

fabric_maverick is a Python package designed for semantic level validation and comparison of Power BI reports across different workspaces. It provides a robust framework to programmatically compare the metadata and structure of your Fabric Analytics Reports (formerly Power BI datasets/reports) to ensure consistency and identify discrepancies.

This package is particularly useful for:

  • CI/CD pipelines: Automating report validation as part of your deployment process.
  • Regression testing: Ensuring that changes to reports or underlying data models do not introduce unintended breaking changes.
  • Maintaining consistency: Verifying that reports deployed to different environments (Dev, QA, Prod) are structurally identical or conform to expected variations.

Features

  • Report Comparison: Easily compare the structure (tables, columns, measures) of two Fabric Analytics Reports from different workspaces.
  • Flexible Input: Supports comparing reports by providing individual report/workspace names or a consolidated dictionary structure.
  • Authentication Management: Integrates with a flexible token provider for seamless authentication with Fabric/Power BI services.
  • Detailed Insights: [TODO: Briefly describe what kind of comparison results/details the ReportComparison object provides. E.g., "Identifies added, removed, or modified tables, columns, and measures."]
  • Extensible: Built with a modular design to allow for future expansion of comparison metrics and validation rules.

Installation

fabric_maverick can be installed directly from PyPI using pip:

pip install fabric_maverick

Usage

Comparing Reports

The primary function for comparing reports is ReportCompare. It offers two ways to specify the reports:

import knnpy

Compare = knnpy.ReportCompare(
    OldReport="MySalesDashboard_V1",
    OldReportWorkspace="Development",
    NewReport="MySalesDashboard_V2",
    NewReportWorkspace="Production",
    Stream="SalesDashboard_Deployment",
    ExplicitToken="YOUR_ACCESS_TOKEN_IF_NEEDED" # Optional
)

# Use the Compare object to run validations and view results
Compare.run_all_validations()

Authentication

By default, fabric_maverick will use token from fabric enviornment. However, you can explicitly provide an authentication token using the ExplicitToken parameter in ReportCompare:

import knnpy

# Obtain your Power BI/Fabric access token
my_token = "eyJ..." # Replace with your actual token

comparison_result = knnpy.ReportCompare(
    # ... report details ...
    Stream="MyStream",
    ExplicitToken=my_token
)

Alternatively, you can initialize a token globally for the session using initializeToken:

import knnpy

# Initialize token globally (this affects all subsequent calls without ExplicitToken)
knnpy.initializeToken("YOUR_GLOBAL_ACCESS_TOKEN")

# Now, ReportCompare calls can omit ExplicitToken
comparison_result = knnpy.ReportCompare(
    OldReport="ReportA",
    OldReportWorkspace="WS_A",
    NewReport="ReportB",
    NewReportWorkspace="WS_B",
    Stream="AnotherStream"
)

License

This project is licensed under the MIT License - see the LICENSE file for details.

Contact

For questions or feedback, please reach out to the maintainers.

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