kb-dashboard-tools
Shared utilities for Kibana operations, authentication, and workflows. This package provides common functionality used across the kb-yaml-to-lens ecosystem, including CLI tools, Language Server Protocol (LSP) servers, and future MCP servers.
Features
- KibanaClient: HTTP client for interacting with Kibana's Saved Objects API and Elasticsearch APIs
- Authentication utilities: Credential normalization and URL redaction for safe logging
- Result pattern: Type-safe error handling without exceptions
- ES|QL support: Models for ES|QL query execution and results
Installation
pip install kb-dashboard-tools
Usage
Kibana Client
from kb_dashboard_tools import KibanaClient
# Note: ssl_verify=False is only for local development with self-signed certificates.
# Always use ssl_verify=True (the default) in production environments.
async with KibanaClient(
url='https://localhost:5601',
username='elastic',
password='changeme',
ssl_verify=False, # Only for local dev with self-signed certs
) as client:
# Upload a dashboard
result = await client.upload_ndjson('dashboard.ndjson')
# Execute ES|QL query
esql_result = await client.execute_esql('FROM logs | LIMIT 10')
print(f'Found {esql_result.row_count} rows')
Authentication Utilities
from kb_dashboard_tools import normalize_credentials, redact_url
# Normalize credentials (converts empty strings to None)
api_key = normalize_credentials(user_input)
# Redact credentials from URLs for safe logging
safe_url = redact_url('https://user:pass@example.com:9200/path')
# Returns: 'https://example.com:9200/path'
Result Pattern
from kb_dashboard_tools import Result
def divide(a: int, b: int) -> Result[float]:
if b == 0:
return Result.fail('Division by zero')
return Result.ok(a / b)
result = divide(10, 2)
if result.success:
print(f'Result: {result.unwrap()}')
else:
print(f'Error: {result.error}')
Development
See the main repository's DEVELOPING.md for development setup.
# Install dependencies
just install
# Run CI checks
just ci
# Run tests
just test
License
MIT
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