hyrrokkin 0.1.7

A lightweight asynchronous DAG execution engine for Python and other languages

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A lightweight directed acyclic graph (DAG) framework API/designer for Python (CPython) and Javascript (Deno or in-browser)

In hyrrokkin, a directed acyclic graph is termed a topology and is composed of nodes and links.

Topology Python API

Use a python API to construct and run topologies (DAG)

from hyrrokkin.api import Topology

# create a topology, stored in my_topology sub-folder 
t = Topology(topology_folder='my_topology',package_list=["hyrrokkin.example_packages.textgraph"])

# define the topology to analyse word frequencies with 3 nodes and 2 links

t.add_node("n0", "textgraph:text_input_node", data={"value":b"This is some simple text"})
t.add_node("n1", "textgraph:word_frequency_node", properties={"threshold":1})
t.add_node("n2", "textgraph:table_display_node")

t.add_link("l0", "n0", "data_out", "n1", "data_in")
t.add_link("l1", "n1", "data_out", "n2", "data_in")

# intercept output from the word frequency node and print it
t.add_output_listener("n1","data_out", lambda v:print(v))

# run the topology and wait for all nodes to complete, check no errors were returned
assert(t.run() == {}) 

Topology Designer UI

The same topology can be created and run within the designer user interface (web-based tooling)

Hyrrokkin - Main Features

Hyrrokkin provides a framework enabling a user to:

• define packages of nodes using the python or javascript Package API
• create topologies which link nodes from these packages together:
  • using a text editor to create a YAML file
  • using the python API
  • using a graphical design tool
  • using both the python API and graphical design tool running within a jupyter notebook
• run topologies using the design tool, python topology API or from the command line
• build web applications based on a topology

Hyrrokkin is licensed under the (MIT open source license)[LICENSE.txt].

NOTE: This repo provides a very simple textgraph example package with implementations in python and javascript. Hyrrokkin is designed to support packages created for specific domains and does not try to provide general purpose package for working with any kind of data out of the box. Instead, packages should be developed separately and can be pip installed into the environment where hyrrokkin is installed.

Installation Options

Installing Hyrrokkin

Hyrrokkin is tested on linux and requires python >= 3.11

Installation without dependencies (no support for YAML import/export, JSON schema checking):

pip install hyrrokkin

Installation with optional dependencies for YAML import/export:

pip install hyrrokkin[YAML]

Installation with optional dependencies for JSON schema validation:

pip install hyrrokkin[VALIDATION]

Installation with optional dependencies for UI webapps (designer, directory, applications):

pip install hyrrokkin[WEBAPPS]

Installation with all optional dependencies

pip install hyrrokkin[ALL]

To run topologies using the javascript-based packages on the server, install deno - https://deno.com/

Installing Hyrrokkin-lite

The lite version of hyrrokkin runs javascript packages entirely within a web-browser. Deploy it using the files from (ui/dist)[ui/dist].

Documentation

For documentation see https://hyrrokk.in/docs/hyrrokkin

Unit tests:

Python unit tests

These cover the hyrrokkin CLI and API, the python engine API, and the execution of textgraph topologies in various python and javascript engine configurations

Deno needs to be installed (see https://deno.com/).

Create a fresh python environment (using python 3.11 or later), then...

git clone https://codeberg.org/visual-topology/hyrrokkin.git
cd hyrrokkin
pip install -e .
pip install pyyaml jsonschema
export PYTHONPATH=$PYTHONPATH:test
python -m unittest

Building Documentation

Documentation is built using mkdocs which can be installed using:

pip install mkdocs
python -m pip install "mkdocstrings[python]"
python -m pip install mkdocs-material

Additional documentation for javascript APIs is buit using JSDoc - https://github.com/jsdoc/jsdoc

To build documentation:

git clone https://codeberg.org/visual-topology/hyrrokkin.git
cd hyrrokkin
pip install -e .
cd docs
./build.sh

See also

Hyrrokkin Extensions (hyrrokkin-x)

Hyrrokkin-x extends hyrrokkin functionality with:

• parser: a simple but useful expression parser
• value streams/collections/iterables: support for passing and transforming async streams, collections and iteratables between nodes

See https://codeberg.org/visual-topology/hyrrokkin-x

Moonlette

Moonlette is a web-server based on (Starlette)[https://starlette.dev/]. Hyrrokkin depends upon moonlette to support running web apps and is installed when pip installing hyrrokkin with ALL or WEBAPPS support.

See https://codeberg.org/visual-topology/moonlette