• Keboola Python Component Cookiecutter Template
  • Running
    • Direcly using cookiecutter 🍪
    • With cloning the repository 🐑
  • Usage
  • CI Setup

Keboola Python Component Cookiecutter Template

Cookiecutter template for Keboola Python component creation. Currently supports Git and Bitbucket CI deployments.

Running

You can use this template with just the cookiecutter installed or you can clone this whole repository to your drive so uv can handle cookiecutter installation for you.

Direcly using cookiecutter 🍪

1. Prerequisite: Install cookiecutter
2. Run cookiecutter gh:keboola/cookiecutter-python-component

With cloning the repository 🐑

1. Prerequisite: Install uv 💜
2. Clone the repository
3. Run make run (which will install cookiecutter in a venv and run it just like above)

Usage

1. Enter the desired parameters (those marked with ❗ are mandatory):
   • ❗ template_variant – Where is your empty repository (GitHub, Bitbucket)
   • repository_url – URL of your repository, if filled in the template git repository is initialised and remote set to your repository.
   • ❗ component_name – Name of your component
   • dev_portal_vendor_name – Vendor name for publishing on Keboola Developer Portal. Default value is keboola.
   • dev_portal_component_id – Component ID for publishing on Keboola Developer Portal. Defaults to normalized component name.
   • repository_folder_name – Name of the destination folder. Defaults to prefixed & normalized component name.
   • component_short_description – Short description that will be pushed to Developer Portal. May be edited in component_config/component_short_description.md later.
   • component_long_description – Long description that will be pushed to Developer Portal. May be edited in component_config/component_long_description.md later.
2. Set up CI environment variables (see the CI Setup section)
3. Navigate to newly created folder and run git push. The CI pipeline (action) should be now executed. If you add a tag to the commit, component will be pushed to your Developer Portal.
4. Modify the code in src/component.py as you like.
   • You can set the configuration parameters in data/config.json
   • You can execute the component via normal local environment without docker installed.
   • Set any additional dependencies for your project in requirements.txt

More information on the template here

CI Setup

• Bitbucket: Enable pipelines in the repository.
• For GitHub: Check that the workflows are enabled. The actions are present in .github/workflows/ folder.
• Set KBC_DEVELOPERPORTAL_APP env variable (dev portal app id)

In case it is not set on the account level, set also other required dev portal env variables:

• `KBC_DEVELOPERPORTAL_PASSWORD – service account password
• `KBC_DEVELOPERPORTAL_USERNAME – service account username
• `KBC_DEVELOPERPORTAL_VENDOR – dev portal vendor
• `KBC_STORAGE_TOKEN – (optional) in case you wish to run KBC automated tests