from dataflows import Flow, load, add_field, dump_to_sql def my_pipeline(): flow = Flow( load("mydata.csv"), add_field("new_field", "string"), dump_to_sql("my_table", engine_url="postgresql://user:password@localhost/mydb") ) return flow flow_result = my_pipeline().process() table_rows = flow_result.tables["my_table"]In this example, the pipeline is executed and the results are stored in the `flow_result` object. We then access the resulting table rows by accessing the `tables` attribute of the `flow_result` object and using the table name ("my_table") as the key. The Dataflows package provides a variety of built-in steps for reading, transforming, and writing data. Additionally, it has support for integrating with external libraries and tools, such as Pandas, PySpark, and Airflow.