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Easily integrate data in BigQuery

Project description

PyGBQ

Easily integrate data in BigQuery

Example

The following snippet

from pygbq import Client
import requests
client = Client(default_dataset='Finance')

def transactions(start_date):
    data = requests.get(url='some/api/endpoint', headers={'start_date': start_date}).json()
    client.update_table_using_temp(data=data, table_id='transactions', how=['id'])
    return {'status': 200}

if __name__ == "__main__":
    transactions("2020-11-25")

will upsert data to table Finance.transactions by id.

Install and set up

pip install pygbq

Set up the authentication.

Documentation

  • Client - you can set default_dataset, save_dir, path_to_key
  • Client.update_table_using_temp - the main update function, use how='insert' to insert data and how=['field1', 'field2'] to upsert by field1 and field2
  • read_jsonl - read newline delimited json
  • Client.get_secret - get a secret version from Secret Manager
  • Client.add_secret - add a secret version to Secret Manager

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