mlfastflow 0.1.30

Packages for fast dataflow and workflow processing

MLFastFlow

A Python package for fast dataflow and workflow processing.

Installation

pip install mlfastflow

Features

• Easy-to-use data sourcing with the Sourcing class
• Flexible vector search capabilities
• Optimized for data processing workflows
• Powerful BigQuery integration with support for:
  • Table operations (create, truncate, delete)
  • Asynchronous query execution for long-running jobs
  • Efficient data transfer between BigQuery and GCS
  • Advanced GCS folder management capabilities

Quick Start

from mlfastflow import Sourcing

# Create a sourcing instance
sourcing = Sourcing(
    query_df=your_query_dataframe,
    db_df=your_database_dataframe,
    columns_for_sourcing=["column1", "column2"],
    label="your_label"
)

# Process your data
sourced_db_df_without_label, sourced_db_df_with_label = (
    sourcing.sourcing()
)

BigQuery Integration

MLFastFlow provides a powerful BigQueryClient class for seamless integration with Google BigQuery and Google Cloud Storage (GCS).

Initialization

from mlfastflow import BigQueryClient

# Initialize the client with your GCP credentials
bq_client = BigQueryClient(
    project_id="your-gcp-project-id",
    dataset_id="your_dataset",
    key_file="/path/to/your/service-account-key.json"
)

Running SQL Queries

# Execute a SQL query and get results as a pandas DataFrame
df = bq_client.sql2df("SELECT * FROM your_dataset.your_table LIMIT 10")

# Run a query without returning results
bq_client.run_sql("CREATE TABLE your_dataset.new_table AS SELECT * FROM your_dataset.source_table")

# Execute a long-running query asynchronously and get the job_id for status checking
job_id = bq_client.run_sql("CREATE TABLE your_dataset.large_table AS SELECT * FROM your_dataset.huge_table")

# Check the status of an asynchronous query job
job_status = bq_client.check_job_status(job_id)

Table Operations

# Truncate a table (remove all rows while preserving schema)
bq_client.truncate_table("your_table_name")

DataFrame to BigQuery

import pandas as pd

# Create a sample DataFrame
df = pd.DataFrame({
    'id': [1, 2, 3],
    'name': ['Alice', 'Bob', 'Charlie'],
    'value': [100, 200, 300]
})

# Upload DataFrame to BigQuery
bq_client.df2table(
    df=df,
    table_id="your_table_name",
    if_exists="fail"  # Options: 'fail',  'append'
)

BigQuery to Google Cloud Storage

# Export query results to GCS as Parquet files (default)
bq_client.sql2gcs(
    sql="SELECT * FROM your_dataset.your_table",
    destination_uri="gs://your-bucket/path/to/export/",
    destination_format="PARQUET"  # Options: 'PARQUET', 'CSV', 'JSON', 'AVRO'
)

# Export large query results with control over file sizes using SQL EXPORT DATA
bq_client.sql2gcs_via_query(
    sql="SELECT * FROM your_dataset.large_table",
    destination_uri="gs://your-bucket/path/to/export/data-*.parquet",
    destination_format="PARQUET",
    max_file_size="5GB"  # Control output file size
)

# Save SQL query text to GCS for documentation/audit purposes
bq_client.save_sql_to_gcs(
    sql_content="SELECT * FROM your_dataset.your_table WHERE date = '2025-05-08'",
    bucket_name="your-bucket",
    blob_name="queries/daily_extract.sql",
    metadata={"purpose": "daily_extraction", "author": "data_team"}
)

Google Cloud Storage to BigQuery

# Load data from GCS to BigQuery
bq_client.gcs2table(
    gcs_uri="gs://your-bucket/path/to/data/*.parquet",
    table_id="your_destination_table",
    write_disposition="WRITE_TRUNCATE",  # Options: 'WRITE_TRUNCATE', 'WRITE_APPEND', 'WRITE_EMPTY'
    source_format="PARQUET"  # Options: 'PARQUET', 'CSV', 'JSON', 'AVRO', 'ORC'
)

GCS Folder Management

# Create a proper folder in GCS that appears in the GCS Console
bq_client.create_gcs_folder("gs://your-bucket/new-folder/")

# Delete a folder and all its contents
success, deleted_count = bq_client.delete_gcs_folder(
    gcs_folder_path="gs://your-bucket/folder-to-delete/",
    dry_run=True  # Set to False to actually delete
)
print(f"Would delete {deleted_count} files" if success else "Error occurred")

Resource Management

# Explicitly close the client when done to free resources
bq_client.close()
del bq_client
bq_client = None

For more detailed examples and advanced usage, refer to the documentation.

License

MIT

Author

Xileven