libMyCarrier
A comprehensive Python library for MyCarrier applications providing standardized interfaces for common operations including:
- Database connections (SQL Server, Snowflake)
- Secret management with HashiCorp Vault
- GitHub API integration
- Azure Blob Storage operations
- CI/CD status updates
- Kafka messaging (producers and consumers)
- Message publishing utilities
Installation
# From PyPI (recommended)
pip install libMyCarrier
# From source
git clone https://github.com/mycarrier/libMyCarrier.git
cd libMyCarrier
pip install -e .
Module Components
Database Operations (db)
Provides a standardized interface for database connections and operations.
from libMyCarrier.db.db import dbConnection
# SQL Server with token authentication
db_conn = dbConnection.from_sql(
server="your-server.database.windows.net",
port=1433,
db_name="your-database",
auth_method="token",
token="your-access-token"
)
# SQL Server with username/password
db_conn = dbConnection.from_sql(
server="your-server.database.windows.net",
port=1433,
db_name="your-database",
auth_method="basic",
username="your-username",
password="your-password"
)
# Snowflake connection
db_conn = dbConnection.from_snowflake(
user="your-user",
password="your-password",
role="your-role",
account="your-account",
warehouse="your-warehouse",
database="your-database",
schema="your-schema"
)
# Execute queries
results = db_conn.query("SELECT * FROM your_table", outputResults="all")
# Using transactions
with db_conn.transaction():
db_conn.query("INSERT INTO table VALUES (1)")
db_conn.query("UPDATE table SET value = 2")
# Close the connection when done
db_conn.close()
Secret Management (secrets)
Interact with HashiCorp Vault for secure secret management.
from libMyCarrier.secrets.vault import Vault
# Authenticate with AppRole
vault = Vault(role_id="your-role-id", secret_id="your-secret-id")
# Authenticate with token
vault = Vault(token="your-token")
# Get a secret from KV store
secret = vault.kv_secret("path/to/secret")
secret_value = secret["data"]["data"]
# Store a secret in KV store
vault.create_kv_secret("path/to/secret", secret={"key": "value"})
# Get database credentials
db_creds = vault.db_basic("database", "your-database-role")
username = db_creds["username"]
password = db_creds["password"]
# Get Azure credentials
azure_creds = vault.azure("azure", "your-azure-role")
GitHub Integration (git)
Authenticate and interact with GitHub APIs.
from libMyCarrier.git.github import githubAuth
# Load your private key from a secure location
with open("path/to/private-key.pem", "r") as file:
private_key_pem = file.read()
# Authenticate with GitHub App
auth = githubAuth(
private_key_pem=private_key_pem,
app_id="your-app-id",
installation_id="your-installation-id"
)
# The auth.token can be used with PyGithub
from github import Github
g = Github(login_or_token=auth.token)
org = g.get_organization("YOUR_ORG")
repo = org.get_repo("YOUR_REPO")
Azure Blob Storage (storage)
Access and manage files in Azure Blob Storage.
from libMyCarrier.storage.blob import Blob
# Initialize with your storage account URL
blob_client = Blob("https://youraccount.blob.core.windows.net")
# Download a blob
blob_content = blob_client.download_blob("container-name", "blob-name")
content_str = blob_content.readall()
# Delete a blob
blob_client.delete_blob("container-name", "blob-name")
Utilities
CI Status Updates
Update ClickHouse tables with CI/CD build and deployment status.
from libMyCarrier.utilities.cistatusupdater import ci_build_info, ci_deploy_info, clickhouse_insert
# Record a build event
build_data = ci_build_info(
tag="your/service",
version="1.0.0",
branch="main",
repo="https://github.com/org/repo",
job_status="OK"
)
clickhouse_insert("ch-host", "ch-user", "ch-password", "ci.buildinfo", build_data)
# Record a deployment event
deploy_data = ci_deploy_info(
environment="prod",
repository="https://github.com/org/repo",
branch="main",
sha="abc123",
job_status="OK",
render_status="OK",
deploy_status="OK",
gitops_commit="Updated deployment config"
)
clickhouse_insert("ch-host", "ch-user", "ch-password", "ci.deployinfo", deploy_data)
Kafka Messaging (messages)
Kafka messaging with SASL/SCRAM-SHA-512 authentication for producers and consumers.
from libMyCarrier.messages import (
KafkaConfig,
load_config,
initialize_kafka_reader,
initialize_kafka_writer
)
# Load configuration from environment variables
config = load_config()
# Or create configuration manually
config = KafkaConfig(
address="kafka:9092",
topic="your-topic",
username="your-username", # Optional for local dev (both username and password must be empty)
password="your-password", # Optional for local dev (both username and password must be empty)
groupid="your-consumer-group", # Default: "default-group"
partition="0", # Default: "0"
insecure_skip_verify="false" # Default: "false"
)
# Initialize a Kafka consumer
consumer = initialize_kafka_reader(config)
for message in consumer:
print(f"Received: {message.value}")
consumer.close()
# Initialize a Kafka producer
producer = initialize_kafka_writer(config)
producer.send(config.topic, b"Hello, Kafka!")
producer.flush()
producer.close()
Environment Variables:
KAFKA_ADDRESS: Kafka broker address (required)KAFKA_TOPIC: Kafka topic name (required)KAFKA_USERNAME: SASL username (optional, for local development both username and password can be empty)KAFKA_PASSWORD: SASL password (optional, for local development both username and password can be empty)KAFKA_GROUPID: Consumer group ID (optional, default: "default-group")KAFKA_PARTITION: Partition number (optional, default: "0")KAFKA_INSECURE_SKIP_VERIFY: Skip TLS verification (optional, default: "false")
CloudEvents Message Publishing (Legacy)
Send CloudEvents-formatted messages to Kafka topics using the legacy utility.
from libMyCarrier.utilities.message import KafkaMessageProducer
# Configure broker information
producer = KafkaMessageProducer(
broker="kafka:9092",
sasl_un="username",
sasl_pw="password"
)
# Send a message
producer.send_message(
topic="your-topic",
event_type="com.mycarrier.event.type",
source="your-service",
data={"key": "value", "status": "complete"}
)
Tag Management
Pull service tags from ClickHouse.
from libMyCarrier.utilities.tags import pull_tags
# Get the latest service tags for a repository and branch
tags = pull_tags(
CH_HOST="clickhouse-host",
CH_USER="clickhouse-user",
CH_PASS_SECRET="clickhouse-password",
BRANCH="main",
REPO="github.com/org/repo"
)
# Tags will be a list of dictionaries with Service, Component, and ImageTag
Error Handling
The library provides standardized error types:
from libMyCarrier.error import (
MyCarrierError, # Base error class
VaultError, # Vault-related errors
DatabaseError, # Database-related errors
GitHubError, # GitHub API errors
StorageError, # Blob storage errors
KafkaError, # Kafka-related errors
ConfigError # Configuration errors
)
# Example usage
try:
# Operations that may fail
pass
except DatabaseError as e:
# Handle database-specific errors
pass
except MyCarrierError as e:
# Handle any other library error
pass
Contributing
-
Clone the repository:
git clone https://github.com/mycarrier/libMyCarrier.git -
Set up your development environment:
cd libMyCarrier python -m venv venv source venv/bin/activate # Or venv\Scripts\activate on Windows pip install -e ".[dev]" -
Run tests:
pytest -
Submit a PR with your changes
License
Copyright (c) MyCarrier. All rights reserved.
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