improvado-pipeline-sdk

SDK for authoring custom data pipeline workflows on Temporal.

Provides type definitions, helper functions, and constants for building ETL/ELT pipelines that run on Improvado's Temporal infrastructure.

Install

pip install improvado-pipeline-sdk

Usage

Workflow code

import dataclasses
from temporalio import workflow

with workflow.unsafe.imports_passed_through():
    from pipeline_sdk.types import (
        DataRef,
        DateRangeRequest,
        DateRangeType,
    )
    from pipeline_sdk.activities import (
        les_extract,
        ch_load,
        prepare_credentials,
        cleanup_credentials,
    )


@dataclasses.dataclass(frozen=True)
class MyPipelineParams:
    connector_id: int


@workflow.defn(sandboxed=False, name="MyPipeline")
class MyPipelineWorkflow:
    @workflow.run
    async def run(self, params: MyPipelineParams) -> dict:
        result = await les_extract(
            connector_id=params.connector_id,
            data_source="facebook",
            report_type="ad_insights",
            date_range=DateRangeRequest(
                date_range_type=DateRangeType.MANUAL,
                params={"date_from": "2026-01-01", "date_to": "2026-03-31"},
            ),
        )
        return {"data_ref": result.data_ref.uri}

Activity code

from temporalio import activity
from pipeline_sdk.runtime import (
    read_pipeline_secret,
    get_current_tenant,
    PipelineState,
)


@activity.defn
async def my_activity(creds) -> dict:
    tenant = get_current_tenant()
    secret = await read_pipeline_secret(creds)
    # secret.s3, secret.storage, secret.connections
    return {"tenant": tenant.agency_uuid}

Worker / client setup

from pipeline_sdk.tenant import (
    TenantInterceptor,       # worker side
    TenantClientInterceptor, # client side
    TenantID,
)

Run a workflow locally against production Temporal

For inner-loop debugging — write your workflow on your laptop and run it against production Temporal under your tenant identity. Activities defined in your file run on the laptop; cross-queue activities such as les_extract, ch_load, prepare_credentials are dispatched to Improvado shared queues and execute on Improvado infra.

pip install improvado-pipeline-sdk

# Mint a Temporal JWT — ask your platform team for the runbook.
export TEMPORAL_API_URL=flow-api.tools.improvado.io:443
export TEMPORAL_AUTH_JWT=$(cat /tmp/temporal-token)
export TENANT_AGENCY_UUID=fc010783-7a09-449b-84ab-0c1660b15245
export TENANT_WORKSPACE_ID=42
# optional: TENANT_USER_ID=99       # ADR-010 user-scope tenants
# optional: TEMPORAL_TLS=false      # debug only — local docker-compose
# optional: VAULT_ADDR / VAULT_MOUNT_POINT — point read_pipeline_secret at prod

One-shot mode (default) — point at a workflow file, the runner spins up a worker on the tenant queue, starts the workflow, prints the result, and exits:

python -m pipeline_sdk hello_sdk.py
python -m pipeline_sdk hello_sdk.py --params '{"label": "hi"}'
python -m pipeline_sdk ./pipelines/ --name HelloSdkWorkflow --params-file params.json

Worker-only mode — long-running worker that polls the tenant queue tenant-{agency}-{workspace}[-{user}]. Trigger runs through Workflow Manager API or Temporal CLI:

python -m pipeline_sdk ./pipelines/ --worker-only
# or use the dedicated entry: improvado-pipeline-run ./pipelines/ --worker-only

Ctrl-C drains and exits in both modes.

Type checking

pyright my_workflow.py
ruff check my_workflow.py
ruff format my_workflow.py

Both pyright and ruff are included as dependencies.

Package structure