sentry-script-runner 0.2.7

A web application for running Python scripts.

script-runner

A tool for defining python functions, triggering their execution and displaying results via a user interface.

Used at Sentry to allow specific users to run predefined Python scripts on production data.

Deployment modes

Multi-region deployments enable aggregating results across multiple "regions" or "silos", whilst still enabling script execution to be performed in a single region.

• set mode: main for the central region
• set mode: region for each instance of the application deployed in each regions

For a single deployment in one region use mode:combined. Currently we only use this for dev and testing.

Writing custom scripts

Scripts are standard python functions organized into groups.

All of the arguments to a function must be annotated with one of the supported parameter types. The currently supported ones are:

• Text
• Textarea
• Integer
• Number
• Autocomplete
• DynamicAutocomplete

Example:

def print_value(input: Text) -> None:
    """
    for short text, renders <input type="text" /> in the ui
    """
    print(input.value)

def print_long_value(input: TextArea) -> None:
    """
    multiline text, renders <textarea /> in the ui
    """
    print(input.value)

The annotation controls how the element is displayed in the UI, and the Python type of the value (str, int or float)

The return value of the function can be anything, as long as it is json serializable

Any functions exported by a module via __all__ will be picked up automatically and displayed in the UI.

Writing tests

Use the execute_with_context helper from the testutils module to call your function with mock values.

Authentication

currently google iap (and no auth) are supported

for google iap, set the audience_code as well as iap_principals (group -> iap principal mapping) in the config

Example data:

• These are in the examples/scripts directory

Configuration

check config.schema.json for configuration format and required fields. there is also an example of each mode in this repository: example_config_combined.yaml, example_config_main.yaml, example_config_local.yaml

Development

• Run make devserver. The application will run on combined mode on http://127.0.0.1:5000

• If you want UI hot reloading, you have to run the vite server separately.

• Navigate to the frontend directory:

  cd script_runner/frontend
  

• Install dependencies if you haven't already:

  npm install
  

• Run the Vite development server:

  npm run dev
  

• The frontend should now be running on http://localhost:5173 and will automatically proxy API requests to the backend thanks to the proxy configured in vite.config.ts.