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Python client for Mill data services — connect via gRPC or HTTP, query, and consume results as native Python, Arrow, pandas, or polars.

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mill-py (PyPI: qpointz-mill-py)

Python client for Mill data services.

Connect via gRPC or HTTP (JSON / Protobuf), query data with SQL, and consume results as native Python dicts, PyArrow Tables, pandas DataFrames, or polars DataFrames.

Installation

pip install qpointz-mill-py              # core (gRPC + HTTP)
pip install qpointz-mill-py[arrow]       # + PyArrow support
pip install qpointz-mill-py[pandas]      # + pandas (includes Arrow)
pip install qpointz-mill-py[polars]      # + polars (includes Arrow)
pip install qpointz-mill-py[all]         # everything

Requirements: Python 3.10 – 3.13.

Quick Start

from mill import connect

# Connect via gRPC
client = connect("grpc://localhost:9090")

# List schemas
for name in client.list_schemas():
    print(name)

# Run a query
result = client.query('SELECT "ID", "CITY" FROM "skymill"."CITIES"')
for row in result:
    print(row["CITY"])

Connect via HTTP

# HTTP with JSON encoding (default)
client = connect("http://localhost:8080/services/jet")

# HTTP with protobuf encoding (more efficient)
client = connect("http://localhost:8080/services/jet", encoding="protobuf")

Context Manager

with connect("grpc://localhost:9090") as client:
    result = client.query("SELECT 1")
    print(result.fetchall())

Authentication

from mill import connect
from mill.auth import BasicAuth, BearerToken

# Basic auth (username + password)
client = connect("grpc://localhost:9090", auth=BasicAuth("user", "pass"))

# Bearer token (OAuth2 / JWT)
client = connect("grpc://localhost:9090", auth=BearerToken("eyJhbG..."))

# Anonymous (default — no auth header)
client = connect("grpc://localhost:9090")

TLS / Mutual-TLS

# TLS with custom CA certificate
client = connect("grpcs://secure.backend:443", tls_ca="/path/to/ca.pem")

# Mutual-TLS (client certificate + key)
client = connect(
    "grpcs://mtls.backend:443",
    tls_ca="/path/to/ca.pem",
    tls_cert="/path/to/client.pem",
    tls_key="/path/to/client-key.pem",
)

DataFrame Conversion

All DataFrame conversions use PyArrow as the foundation.

result = client.query('SELECT * FROM "skymill"."CITIES"')

# PyArrow Table
table = result.to_arrow()       # requires qpointz-mill-py[arrow]

# pandas DataFrame
df = result.to_pandas()          # requires qpointz-mill-py[pandas]

# polars DataFrame
df = result.to_polars()          # requires qpointz-mill-py[polars]

Async API

The mill.aio module mirrors the synchronous API with async/await.

from mill.aio import connect as aconnect
from mill.auth import BasicAuth

async with await aconnect("grpc://localhost:9090") as client:
    schemas = await client.list_schemas()

    result = await client.query('SELECT * FROM "skymill"."CITIES"')
    async for row in result:
        print(row["CITY"])

    # DataFrame conversion
    df = await result.to_pandas()

Platform HTTP (metadata + schema explorer)

These APIs use the Mill HTTP origin (same host as the Spring Boot app), not the Jet path /services/jet. Clients share TLS/auth helpers via mill._http_common and set Accept / Content-Type per request.

Package Sync Async
Metadata (/api/v1/metadata) mill.metadata.connectMetadataClient mill.metadata.aio.connectAsyncMetadataClient
Schema explorer (/api/v1/schema) mill.schema_explorer.connectSchemaExplorerClient mill.schema_explorer.aio.connectAsyncSchemaExplorerClient
from mill.auth import BasicAuth
from mill.metadata import connect as meta_connect
from mill.schema_explorer import connect as schema_connect

origin = "http://localhost:8080"

with meta_connect(origin, auth=BasicAuth("u", "p")) as meta:
    scopes = meta.list_scopes()
    yaml_export = meta.export_metadata(scope="global", format="yaml")

with schema_connect(origin, auth=BasicAuth("u", "p")) as ex:
    root = ex.get_model_root(facet_mode="direct")
    # Use root.metadata_entity_id when calling metadata write APIs

Export: MetadataClient.export_metadata(..., format="yaml"|"json") passes through to GET /api/v1/metadata/export (scope controls which facet rows are included; see metadata service docs). Import: multipart YAML via import_metadata.

Skymill-style bundles: concatenate multiple YAML seeds client-side, then one import:

from pathlib import Path

from mill.auth import BasicAuth
from mill.metadata import (
    connect as meta_connect,
    import_metadata_bundle,
    export_canonical,
    parse_metadata_export_json,
)

with meta_connect(origin, auth=BasicAuth("u", "p")) as meta:
    import_metadata_bundle(
        meta,
        [Path("seed-a.yaml"), Path("seed-b.yaml")],
        mode="MERGE",
        actor="loader",
    )
    json_text = export_canonical(meta, scope="all", format="json")
    docs = parse_metadata_export_json(json_text)

Async equivalents: import_metadata_bundle_async, export_canonical_async on AsyncMetadataClient. Helpers use stdlib json only for JSON export parsing (no PyYAML required for the import path beyond building the YAML bytes you upload).

URNs: Logical model entity rules live in Kotlin ModelEntityUrn.kt and SchemaModelRoot.kt; prefer metadata_entity_id from schema explorer DTOs for metadata mutations.

Integration tests also support MILL_IT_PLATFORM_ORIGIN (full URL to the Mill HTTP server) for tests/integration/test_platform_http.py; when unset, those tests skip.

Schema Introspection

client = connect("grpc://localhost:9090")

# List schema names
schemas = client.list_schemas()

# Get full schema with tables and fields
schema = client.get_schema("skymill")
for table in schema.tables:
    print(f"{table.schema_name}.{table.name}")
    for field in table.fields:
        print(f"  {field.name}: {field.type.name} (nullable={field.nullable})")

Mill Type System

mill-py supports all 16 Mill logical types with automatic conversion to Python native types:

Mill Type Python Type PyArrow Type
TINY_INT int int8
SMALL_INT int int16
INT int int32
BIG_INT int int64
BOOL bool bool_
FLOAT float float32
DOUBLE float float64
STRING str string
BINARY bytes binary
UUID uuid.UUID binary(16)
DATE datetime.date date32
TIME datetime.time time64('ns')
TIMESTAMP datetime.datetime timestamp('ms')
TIMESTAMP_TZ datetime.datetime (UTC) timestamp('ms', tz='UTC')
INTERVAL_DAY datetime.timedelta duration('s')
INTERVAL_YEAR int int32

Error Handling

from mill import connect, MillConnectionError, MillAuthError, MillQueryError

try:
    client = connect("grpc://localhost:9090")
    result = client.query("SELECT bad syntax")
except MillConnectionError:
    print("Cannot reach the server")
except MillAuthError:
    print("Authentication failed")
except MillQueryError as e:
    print(f"Query failed: {e}")

License

Apache License 2.0. See LICENSE for details.

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