Tinyfan
Tinyfan: Minimalist Data Pipeline Kit - Generate Argo Workflows with Python
Features
- Generate Argo Workflows manifests from Python data pipeline definitions.
- Ease of Use and highly extendable
- Intuitive data model abstraction: let Argo handle orchestration—we focus on the data.
- Argo Workflows is notably lightweight and powerful – and so are we!
- Enhanced DevOps Experience: easly testable, Cloud Native and GitOps-ready.
Our Goal
- Minimize mental overhead when building data pipelines.
Not Our Goal
- Full-featured orchestration framework: We don't aim to be a battery-powered, comprehensive data pipeline orchestration solution.
No databases, web servers, or controllers—just a data pipeline compiler. Let's Algo Workflows handle all the complexity.
Installation
# Requires Python 3.10+
pipx install tinyfan
Tiny Example
# main.py
# Asset definitions
from tinyfan import asset
@asset(schedule="*/3 * * * *")
def world() -> str:
return "world"
@asset()
def greeting(world: str):
print("hello " + world)
# Apply the changes to argo workflow
tinyfan main.py | kubectl apply -f -
For a package, pass its directory or import name. Tinyfan statically discovers
modules containing @asset, so unrelated submodules are not executed during
manifest generation. Modules imported by an asset module (for example, a shared
Flow definition) are loaded normally.
tinyfan src/my_package
If a project registers assets dynamically or wraps @asset in another decorator,
use --import-all to opt into the previous eager-import behavior.
Real World Example (still tiny though!)
Comming soon
License
This project is licensed under the MIT License.
1 maintainer
Metadata
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