flytekit 0.12.7

Flyte SDK for Python

Flytekit

Python Library for easily authoring, testing, deploying, and interacting with Flyte tasks, workflows, and launch plans. To understand more about flyte refer to,

• Flyte homepage
• Flyte master repository

Installation

Flytekit is designed for minimal footprint, and thus some features must be installed as extras.

Base Installation

This is the lightest-weight SDK install. This installation includes everything you need to interact with Flyte.

Modules include:

1. The full Flyte IDL and an additional model layer for easier extension of the data model.
2. gRPC client for communicating with the platform.
3. Implementations for authoring and extending all Flyte entities (including tasks, workflows, and launch plans).

Tools include:

1. flyte-cli (Command-Line Interface for Interacting with the Flyte Platform)
2. pyflyte (Command-Line tool for easing the registration of Flyte entities)

pip install flytekit

Plugin Installation

Spark

If @spark_task is to be used, one should install the spark plugin.

pip install "flytekit[spark]" for Spark 2.4.x
pip install "flytekit[spark3]" for Spark 3.x

Schema

If Types.Schema() is to be used for computations involving large dataframes, one should install the schema extension.

pip install "flytekit[schema]"

Sidecar

If @sidecar_task is to be used, one should install the sidecar plugin.

pip install "flytekit[sidecar]"

Pytorch

If @pytorch_task is to be used, one should install the pytorch plugin.

pip install "flytekit[pytorch]"

Full Installation

To install all or multiple available plugins, one can specify them individually:

pip install "flytekit[sidecar,spark,schema]"

Or install them with the all or all-spark2.4 or all-spark3 directives which will install all the plugins and a specific Spark version. Please note that all currently defaults to Spark 2.4.x. In a future release (starting 0.15.x), all will be switched to use Spark 3.x.

pip install "flytekit[all]"

Development

Recipes

$ make
Available recipes:
  setup        Install requirements
  fmt          Format code with black and isort
  lint         Run linters
  test         Run tests
  requirements Compile requirements

Setup (Do Once)

virtualenv ~/.virtualenvs/flytekit
source ~/.virtualenvs/flytekit/bin/activate
make setup

Formatting

We use black and isort to autoformat code. Run the following command to execute the formatters:

source ~/.virtualenvs/flytekit/bin/activate
make fmt

Testing

Unit Testing

source ~/.virtualenvs/flytekit/bin/activate
make test

Updating requirements

Update requirements in setup.py, or update requirements for development in dev-requirements.in. Then, validate, pin and freeze all requirements by running:

source ~/.virtualenvs/flytekit/bin/activate
make requirements

This will re-create the requirements.txt and dev-requirements.txt files which will be used for testing. You will have also have to re-run make setup to update your local environment with the updated requirements.