ETL framework based on Yaml configs in Python
A light framework for creating data streams. Setting up streams through configuration in the Yaml file. There is a schedule, task pools, concurrency limitation. Works quickly, does not require a lot of resources. Runs on Windows and Linux. Flow run in parallel via threading library. Internally SQLite Database. Native data transformation. There is a web interface.
At the moment there are connectors to sources
- CSV file
- SQLite
- Postgres
- MySQL
- Yandex Metrika Management API
- Yandex Metrika Stats API
- Yandex Metrika Logs API
- Yandex Direct API
- Yandex Direct Report API
- Criteo
- Google Sheets
Storages
- Save to csv file
- Clickhouse
Documentation
Requirements
- python >=3.9
- virtual environment
Settings
It is highly recommended to install in a virtual environment.
Flowmaster needs a home, '{HOME}/FlowMaster' is the default,
but you can lay foundation somewhere else if you prefer
(optional)
For Windows
setx FLOWMASTER_HOME "{YOUR_PATH}"
For Linux
export FLOWMASTER_HOME={YOUR_PATH}
Installing
pip install flowmaster==0.7.1
# For install web UI.
pip install flowmaster[webui]==0.7.1
# Optional libraries.
pip install flowmaster[clickhouse,postgres,mysql,yandexdirect,yandexmetrika,criteo,googlesheets]==0.7.1
Run
flowmaster run --help
flowmaster run
WEB UI
http://localhost:8822
CHANGELOG
Support
Author
Pavel Maksimov
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