pystepfunction 1.1.117

Create AWS Step Functions asl.json with Python

pystepfunctions

Create AWS Stepfunction asl.json files (state machine definition files) using python.
Pre-made tasks that are easy to use.
Test dataflow through the stepfunction using the same python code.
Visualise the stepfunction using pyvis for easier dubugging without the use of the AWS console.

Docs

https://mrhopko.github.io/pystepfunction/pystepfunction/

Installation

pip3 install pystepfunctions

Complete example

from logging import getLogger
from pystepfunction.tasks import (
    LambdaTask,
    GlueTask,
    PassTask,
    SucceedTask,
    FailTask,
)
from pystepfunction.branch import Branch
from pystepfunction.viz import BranchViz
from pystepfunction.state import StateMachine
from pystepfunction.errors import ERROR_STATE_ALL

logger = getLogger(__name__)

# create a lambda task
lambda_task = (
    LambdaTask("lambda_task", function_arn="aws::my-lambda-arn")
    .with_retry(error_equals=[ERROR_STATE_ALL], interval_seconds=1, max_attempts=3)
    .with_catcher(
        error=[ERROR_STATE_ALL],
        task=FailTask(
            "lambda_task_fail", cause="lambda task failed", error="MyLambdaError"
        ),
    )
    .with_resource_result({"Payload": {"Result": "LambdaResult"}})
    .with_output(
        result_path="$.LambdaTaskResult",
        result_selector={"SelectThis.$": "$.Payload.Result"},
    )
)

# create a glue task
glue_task = (
    GlueTask(
        "glue_task",
        job_name="my-glue-job-name",
        job_args={"job_input_arg.$": "$.LambdaTaskResult.SelectThis"},
    )
    .with_catcher(
        error=[ERROR_STATE_ALL],
        task=FailTask(
            "glue_task_fail", cause="glue task failed", error="MyGlueError"
        ),
    )
    .with_resource_result({"JobResult": "GlueResult"})
    .with_output(result_path="$.GlueTaskResult")
)

# chain them together and create a branch
lambda_task = lambda_task >> glue_task >> SucceedTask("succeeded")
branch = Branch(comment="Lambda and Glue", start_task=lambda_task)

# view the asl
print(branch)

# asl as a dict
asl = branch.to_asl()

# write the asl to a file
branch.write_asl("my_asl_file.asl.json")

# visualise the asl
BranchViz(branch).show()

# create a state machine
sm = StateMachine(state={"Input1": "Input1Value"}, logger=logger)
sm.apply_branch(branch)
sm.show_logs()