Esempio n. 1
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def test_check_version():
    # Without calling `databricks jobs configure --version=2.1`
    api_client = ApiClient(user='******',
                           password='******',
                           host='https://databricks.com',
                           jobs_api_version=None)

    # databricks jobs list
    with mock.patch('databricks_cli.jobs.cli.click.echo') as echo_mock:
        cli.check_version(api_client, None)
        assert echo_mock.called
        assert 'Your CLI is configured to use Jobs API 2.0' in echo_mock.call_args[
            0][0]
        assert echo_mock.call_args_list[0][1]['err'] is True
    # databricks jobs list --version=2.0
    with mock.patch('databricks_cli.jobs.cli.click.echo') as echo_mock:
        cli.check_version(api_client, "2.0")
        assert not echo_mock.called
    # databricks jobs list --version=2.1
    with mock.patch('databricks_cli.jobs.cli.click.echo') as echo_mock:
        cli.check_version(api_client, "2.1")
        assert not echo_mock.called

    # After calling `databricks jobs configure --version=2.1`
    api_client = ApiClient(user='******',
                           password='******',
                           host='https://databricks.com',
                           jobs_api_version="2.1")
    # databricks jobs list
    with mock.patch('databricks_cli.jobs.cli.click.echo') as echo_mock:
        cli.check_version(api_client, None)
        assert not echo_mock.called
    # databricks jobs list --version=2.0
    with mock.patch('databricks_cli.jobs.cli.click.echo') as echo_mock:
        cli.check_version(api_client, "2.0")
        assert not echo_mock.called
    # databricks jobs list --version=2.1
    with mock.patch('databricks_cli.jobs.cli.click.echo') as echo_mock:
        cli.check_version(api_client, "2.1")
        assert not echo_mock.called

    # After calling `databricks jobs configure --version=2.0`
    api_client = ApiClient(user='******',
                           password='******',
                           host='https://databricks.com',
                           jobs_api_version="2.0")
    # databricks jobs list
    with mock.patch('databricks_cli.jobs.cli.click.echo') as echo_mock:
        cli.check_version(api_client, None)
        assert echo_mock.called
        assert 'Your CLI is configured to use Jobs API 2.0' in echo_mock.call_args[
            0][0]
    # databricks jobs list --version=2.0
    with mock.patch('databricks_cli.jobs.cli.click.echo') as echo_mock:
        cli.check_version(api_client, "2.0")
        assert not echo_mock.called
    # databricks jobs list --version=2.1
    with mock.patch('databricks_cli.jobs.cli.click.echo') as echo_mock:
        cli.check_version(api_client, "2.1")
        assert not echo_mock.called
Esempio n. 2
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def test_api_client_url_parsing():
    client = ApiClient(host='https://databricks.com')
    assert client.url == 'https://databricks.com/api/2.0'

    client = ApiClient(host='https://databricks.com/?o=123')
    assert client.url == 'https://databricks.com/api/2.0'

    client = ApiClient(host='https://databricks.com?o=123')
    assert client.url == 'https://databricks.com/api/2.0'

    # NOTE: this technically is not possible since we validate that the "host" has a prefix of https:// in
    # databricks_cli.configure.cli
    client = ApiClient(host='http://databricks.com')
    assert client.url == 'http://databricks.com/api/2.0'
Esempio n. 3
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def test_simple_request(m):
    data = {'cucumber': 'dade'}
    m.get('https://databricks.com/api/2.0/endpoint', text=json.dumps(data))
    client = ApiClient(user='******',
                       password='******',
                       host='https://databricks.com')
    assert client.perform_query('GET', '/endpoint') == data
Esempio n. 4
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def test_api_client_constructor():
    """This used to throw when we converted <user>:<password> to base64 encoded string."""
    client = ApiClient(user='******',
                       password='******',
                       host='https://databricks.com')
    # echo -n "apple:banana" | base64
    assert client.default_headers['Authorization'] == 'Basic YXBwbGU6YmFuYW5h'
Esempio n. 5
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def test_get_request_with_list_param(m):
    client = ApiClient(user='******',
                       password='******',
                       host='https://databricks.com')
    with pytest.raises(AssertionError) as ex_info:
        client.perform_query('GET', '/endpoint', {'job_id': ['a', 'b']})
        assert str(ex_info.value) == 'cannot pass list of objects'
Esempio n. 6
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 def __init__(self,
              databricks_host: str,
              databricks_token: str,
              username: str = None) -> WorkspaceService:
     self.client = WorkspaceService(
         ApiClient(host=databricks_host, token=databricks_token))
     self.username = username
def connect(profile):
    """Initialize Databricks API client

    Args:
        profile (str): Databricks CLI profile string

    Returns:
        ApiClient: Databricks ApiClient object
    """
    config = ProfileConfigProvider(profile).get_config()
    if config is None:
        print_error("Cannot initialize ApiClient")
        bye(1)
    verify = config.insecure is None
    if config.is_valid_with_token:
        api_client = ApiClient(host=config.host,
                               token=config.token,
                               verify=verify)
        api_client.default_headers[
            "user-agent"] = "databrickslabs-jupyterlab-%s" % __version__
        return api_client
    else:
        print_error(
            "No token found for profile '%s'.\nUsername/password in .databrickscfg is not supported by databrickslabs-jupyterlab"
            % profile)
        bye(1)
Esempio n. 8
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def test_get_request_with_float_param(m):
    data = {'cucumber': 'dade'}
    m.get('https://databricks.com/api/2.0/endpoint?job_id=0.25',
          text=json.dumps(data))
    client = ApiClient(user='******',
                       password='******',
                       host='https://databricks.com')
    assert client.perform_query('GET', '/endpoint', {'job_id': 0.25}) == data
Esempio n. 9
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 def __init__(self, profile, cluster_spec_file, args):
     (self.host, token) = get_credentials(profile)
     print("Host:", self.host)
     self.api_client = ApiClient(None, None, self.host, token)
     self.report = {"info": {"start_time": fmt(time.time())}}
     self.report["arguments"] = vars(args)
     self.cluster_spec = self.read_cluster_spec(cluster_spec_file)
     self.cluster_spec["run_name"] = self.cluster_spec.pop("name")
Esempio n. 10
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def test_no_content_from_server_on_error(m):
    m.get('https://databricks.com/api/2.0/endpoint',
          status_code=400,
          text='some html message')
    client = ApiClient(user='******',
                       password='******',
                       host='https://databricks.com')
    with pytest.raises(requests.exceptions.HTTPError):
        client.perform_query('GET', '/endpoint')
Esempio n. 11
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def test_get_request_with_false_param(m):
    data = {'cucumber': 'dade'}
    m.get('https://databricks.com/api/2.0/endpoint?active_only=false',
          text=json.dumps(data))
    client = ApiClient(user='******',
                       password='******',
                       host='https://databricks.com')
    assert client.perform_query('GET', '/endpoint',
                                {'active_only': False}) == data
Esempio n. 12
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def main():
    ENDPOINT = od.getenv('ENDPOINT')
    TOKEN = os.getenv('TOKEN')

    databricks_client = ApiClient(host=config.ENDPOINT, token=TOKEN)
    dbfs_client = DbfsApi(self.databricks_client)

    src_path = "~/dev/deploy_whl_cluster_test/dist/test_package-0.0.1-py3-none-any.whl"

    dbfs_client.cp(src=src_path, dst=dst_path, overwrite=True, recursive=False)
Esempio n. 13
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def test_get_url():
    client = ApiClient(host='https://databricks.com', jobs_api_version='2.1')
    assert client.get_url('') == 'https://databricks.com/api/2.0'
    assert client.get_url('/') == 'https://databricks.com/api/2.0/'
    assert client.get_url(
        '/endpoint') == 'https://databricks.com/api/2.0/endpoint'
    assert client.get_url(
        '/jobs/list') == 'https://databricks.com/api/2.1/jobs/list'
    assert client.get_url('/jobs/list',
                          '3.0') == 'https://databricks.com/api/3.0/jobs/list'
Esempio n. 14
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def test_content_from_server_on_error(m):
    data = {'cucumber': 'dade'}
    m.get('https://databricks.com/api/2.0/endpoint',
          status_code=400,
          text=json.dumps(data))
    client = ApiClient(user='******',
                       password='******',
                       host='https://databricks.com')
    error_message_contains = "{'cucumber': 'dade'}"
    with pytest.raises(requests.exceptions.HTTPError) as e:
        client.perform_query('GET', '/endpoint')
        assert error_message_contains in e.value.message
Esempio n. 15
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    def sync_project(self):

        # Define the databricks configuration
        config = get_config()
        client = ApiClient(host=config.host, token=config.token)
        stack_api = StackApi(client)
        # project config file

        if self._sync_type == "push":
            stack_api.deploy(stack_config=self._config_json,
                             stack_status=None,
                             headers=None)
        elif self._sync_type == "pull":
            stack_api.download(stack_config=self._config_json, headers=None)

        return None
Esempio n. 16
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def get_api_client(profile=None):
    (host, token) = cred_utils.get_credentials(profile)
    print("Host:", host)
    return ApiClient(None, None, host, token)
Esempio n. 17
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                time.sleep(4)
                run_status = client.perform_query('GET', '/jobs/runs/get',
                                                  data={"run_id": run_data["run_id"]},
                                                  headers=None)
                logging.info(run_status)
                result_state = run_status["state"].get("result_state", None)
                if result_state:
                    run_finised = True
                    if result_state == "SUCCESS":
                        logging.info("Job successfully finished!")
                    else:
                        exception_text = "Job finished with result state %s. Please check run UI!" % result_state
                        raise Exception(exception_text)
    logging.info("All deployment actions successfully performed")


def load_conf(json_file: str) -> Dict[str, Any]:
    with open(os.path.join(os.getcwd(), json_file), "r") as reader:
        return json.load(reader)


if __name__ == '__main__':
    parser = get_parser()
    parsed_args = parser.parse_args().__dict__
    logging.info("Provided arguments %s" % parsed_args)

    job_configuration = load_conf(parsed_args["json_file"])
    db_client = ApiClient(host=DB_HOST, token=DB_TOKEN)

    deploy(db_client, job_configuration, parsed_args)
Esempio n. 18
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# Databricks notebook source
from databricks_cli.sdk.api_client import ApiClient

apiclient = ApiClient(token=dbutils.entry_point.getDbutils().notebook(
).getContext().apiToken().get(),
                      host=dbutils.entry_point.getDbutils().notebook().
                      getContext().apiUrl().get())

# COMMAND ----------

apiclient.perform_query("GET", "/clusters/list?state=RUNNING")

# COMMAND ----------

from databricks_cli.clusters.api import ClusterApi
import json
from pyspark.sql.types import *
from pyspark.sql.functions import *

# COMMAND ----------

clusters_api = ClusterApi(apiclient)

# COMMAND ----------

data = clusters_api.list_clusters()
rdd = sc.parallelize(data['clusters']).map(lambda x: json.dumps(x))
#

# COMMAND ----------