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destinations.impl.athena.athena_adapter

PartitionTransformation Objects

class PartitionTransformation()

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template

Template string of the transformation including column name placeholder. E.g. bucket(16, {column_name})

column_name

Column name to apply the transformation to

athena_partition Objects

class athena_partition()

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Helper class to generate iceberg partition transformations

E.g. athena_partition.bucket(16, "id") will return a transformation with template bucket(16, {column_name}) This can be correctly rendered by the athena loader with escaped column name.

year

@staticmethod
def year(column_name: str) -> PartitionTransformation

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Partition by year part of a date or timestamp column.

month

@staticmethod
def month(column_name: str) -> PartitionTransformation

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Partition by month part of a date or timestamp column.

day

@staticmethod
def day(column_name: str) -> PartitionTransformation

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Partition by day part of a date or timestamp column.

hour

@staticmethod
def hour(column_name: str) -> PartitionTransformation

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Partition by hour part of a date or timestamp column.

bucket

@staticmethod
def bucket(n: int, column_name: str) -> PartitionTransformation

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Partition by hashed value to n buckets.

truncate

@staticmethod
def truncate(length: int, column_name: str) -> PartitionTransformation

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Partition by value truncated to length.

athena_adapter

def athena_adapter(
data: Any,
partition: Union[str, PartitionTransformation,
Sequence[Union[str, PartitionTransformation]]] = None
) -> DltResource

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Prepares data for loading into Athena

Arguments:

  • data - The data to be transformed. This can be raw data or an instance of DltResource. If raw data is provided, the function will wrap it into a DltResource object.
  • partition - Column name(s) or instances of PartitionTransformation to partition the table by. To use a transformation it's best to use the methods of the helper class athena_partition to generate correctly escaped SQL in the loader.

Returns:

A DltResource object that is ready to be loaded into BigQuery.

Raises:

  • ValueError - If any hint is invalid or none are specified.

Examples:

    data = [{"name": "Marcel", "department": "Engineering", "date_hired": "2024-01-30"}]
athena_adapter(data, partition=["department", athena_partition.year("date_hired"), athena_partition.bucket(8, "name")])

[DltResource with hints applied]

This demo works on codespaces. Codespaces is a development environment available for free to anyone with a Github account. You'll be asked to fork the demo repository and from there the README guides you with further steps.
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