psrunner
Python SDK for PythonScriptRunner stages.
A stage is one Python script with typed inputs and outputs. The .NET runner validates the inputs,
runs the script in an isolated process and validates the outputs. psrunner handles the protocol,
so the script only contains the logic:
from psrunner import stage
@stage
def run(inputs, ctx):
a1, ratio, n = inputs["a1"], inputs["ratio"], inputs["n"]
terms = [a1 * ratio**i for i in range(n)]
ctx.log.info("generated %d terms", n)
return {"terms": terms}
Test it locally with pytest, without .NET:
from psrunner.testing import run_stage
def test_terms():
result = run_stage("stages/terms/script.py", {"a1": 1, "ratio": 2, "n": 4},
stage_json="stages/terms/stage.json")
assert result.outputs == {"terms": [1, 2, 4, 8]}
Install the pandas extra to receive table inputs as pandas.DataFrame: pip install psrunner[pandas].
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