Chore: Refactor new "Writers" interface for destinations and caches #326
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WalkthroughWalkthroughThe updates across the Airbyte codebase introduce enhancements to data handling capabilities, focusing on stream management and writing strategies. Key modifications include the establishment of the Changes
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participant CatalogProvider
participant SqlProcessor
participant Cache
participant Destination
participant ProgressTracker
SqlProcessor->>CatalogProvider: Get primary keys
CatalogProvider-->>SqlProcessor: Return primary keys
SqlProcessor->>Cache: Write data stream
Cache-->>Destination: Store data
SqlProcessor->>ProgressTracker: Track progress
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airbyte/_future_cdk/catalog_providers.py (2)
124-138: Document theNotImplementedErrorfor nested primary keys.The method raises a
NotImplementedErrorfor nested primary keys. This should be documented to inform users of the limitation.if "." in pk: msg = f"Nested primary keys are not yet supported. Found: {pk}" raise NotImplementedError(msg) + # TODO: Document this limitation in the method docstring.
146-171: Improve the exception message for the merge strategy.The exception message for the merge strategy could be more descriptive to provide more context.
if write_strategy == WriteStrategy.MERGE and not has_pks: raise exc.PyAirbyteInputError( message="Cannot use merge strategy on a stream with no primary keys.", context={ "stream_name": stream_name, + "write_strategy": write_strategy, + "has_pks": has_pks, }, )
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airbyte/_future_cdk/catalog_providers.py (2)
141-155: Nice addition ofget_primary_keysmethod!The implementation looks solid. A few thoughts:
- Would it make sense to add a docstring to explain the method's purpose and potential exceptions?
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NotImplementedError, should we consider using a custom exception instead? This could provide more context to users of the library. What do you think?- The method returns an empty list if no primary keys are found. Is this the desired behavior in all cases, or should we maybe log a warning? WDYT?
157-161:get_cursor_keymethod looks good!The implementation is clean and concise. One small suggestion: would you consider adding a docstring to explain what a cursor key is and its significance in the context of streams? This could be helpful for maintainers and users of the class.
airbyte/destinations/base.py (2)
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75-89: Great improvements to the write method!The addition of the
write_strategyparameter and the updated docstring enhance the flexibility and clarity of thewritemethod. The explicit mention of caching being enabled by default is particularly helpful.One small suggestion: Would it be helpful to add a brief explanation of what the
WriteStrategy.AUTOoption does in the docstring? This could provide users with a better understanding of the default behavior. What do you think?
263-265: Nice implementation of write strategy!The addition of applying the write strategy to the catalog provider before sending to the destination is a good implementation of the new functionality.
A small suggestion: Would it be helpful to add a brief comment explaining what
with_write_strategydoes? This could make the code more self-documenting. What do you think?airbyte/progress.py (2)
181-181: Updated type hint fordestinationparameterThe type hint for the
destinationparameter has been expanded to includeAirbyteWriterInterface. This change appears to make theProgressTrackermore flexible by allowing it to work with different types of destinations.What do you think about adding a brief comment explaining the purpose of this change? For example:
destination: AirbyteWriterInterface | Destination | None, # Supports new Writers interfaceThis could help future developers understand the reasoning behind the multiple types. WDYT?
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1-1024: Overall assessment of changesThe modifications in this file are concise yet impactful. They introduce support for the new "Writers" interface while maintaining compatibility with existing code. These changes align well with the PR objectives of refactoring to enhance the management of destinations and caches.
A few points to consider:
- The changes seem to be part of a larger refactoring effort. Are there other files that need similar updates to fully implement this new interface?
- Have you considered adding any new methods or properties to
ProgressTrackerto take advantage of the newAirbyteWriterInterface?- It might be helpful to add a brief comment in the class docstring explaining the purpose of supporting multiple destination types.
Overall, these changes look good and appear to be a step in the right direction for improving code organization and maintainability. Great work!
airbyte/_future_cdk/sql_processor.py (4)
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124-166: Interesting changes to the SqlProcessorBase class. What do you think about adding some docstrings?The transition to inheriting from
abc.ABCand the new attributes for managing state messages and catalog providers look good. However, I noticed that some of the new attributes and methods don't have docstrings. Would you consider adding brief docstrings to_catalog_provider,_state_writer,_pending_state_messages, and_finalized_state_messagesto improve code readability? For example:self._catalog_provider: CatalogProvider | None = catalog_provider """The catalog provider instance for managing stream catalogs.""" self._state_writer: StateWriterBase | None = state_writer or StdOutStateWriter() """The state writer instance for managing state messages."""What do you think? This could help other developers understand the purpose of these attributes at a glance.
223-297: The new process_airbyte_messages method looks comprehensive. Have you considered adding some logging?The method handles different message types well and integrates with the new write strategy. Great job! One suggestion: would it be helpful to add some debug logging at key points in this method? For example, when processing different message types or when finalizing a stream. This could aid in troubleshooting and monitoring. What do you think?
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641-667: Nice update to the write_stream_data method signature!The addition of
write_methodas an optional parameter alongsidewrite_strategyprovides more flexibility. The error handling for mutually exclusive parameters is a good safeguard.One small suggestion: would it make sense to add a brief comment explaining the difference between
write_methodandwrite_strategyfor future developers? Something like:# write_method is the specific method to use, while write_strategy is a higher-level # strategy that resolves to a write_method. Only one should be provided.What do you think?
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882-933: Good job on updating the _write_temp_table_to_final_table method!The method now handles different write methods effectively. The use of early returns for each write method makes the code very readable.
One small suggestion: would it be helpful to add a brief comment before each write method block to explain its purpose? For example:
# Replace: Swap the temp table with the final table if write_method == WriteMethod.REPLACE: ... # Append: Add records from temp table to final table elif write_method == WriteMethod.APPEND: ... # Merge: Update existing records and insert new ones elif write_method == WriteMethod.MERGE: ...What do you think? This could make the code even more self-documenting.
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airbyte/_writers/file_writers.py (3)
35-36: Good job implementing the AirbyteWriterInterface!The change to inherit from
AirbyteWriterInterfacealigns well with the PR objectives. This will help standardize the writing operations across different implementations.What do you think about adding a brief docstring explaining how this class implements the interface? It could help other developers understand the purpose and responsibilities of this class. Something like:
class FileWriterBase(AirbyteWriterInterface): """A generic abstract implementation for a file-based writer. This class implements the AirbyteWriterInterface, providing a standardized approach for writing data to file-based destinations and caches. """WDYT?
194-211: Good start on the new method, but could we add more context?The
_write_airbyte_message_streammethod is a great addition to align with theAirbyteWriterInterface. I like that it clearly indicates it's not implemented for file writers.What do you think about expanding the docstring to provide more context? Maybe something like:
def _write_airbyte_message_stream( self, stdin: IO[str] | AirbyteMessageIterator, *, catalog_provider: CatalogProvider, write_strategy: WriteStrategy, state_writer: StateWriterBase | None = None, progress_tracker: ProgressTracker, ) -> None: """Read from the connector and write to the cache. This method is part of the AirbyteWriterInterface but is not implemented for file writers. File writers should be wrapped by another writer that handles state tracking, catalog management, and other higher-level logic. Raises: PyAirbyteInternalError: Always raised to prevent direct use of this method. TODO: Consider implementing this method in the future if direct streaming becomes necessary for file writers. """This provides more context about why the method exists and isn't implemented, and leaves a note for potential future work. WDYT?
36-36: Should we update the class docstring?The current docstring is still relevant, but it might be helpful to mention the new interface implementation. What do you think about updating it to something like:
"""A generic abstract implementation for a file-based writer. This class implements the AirbyteWriterInterface, providing a standardized approach for writing data to file-based destinations and caches. It handles batch management, file operations, and record processing for file-based outputs. """This would give a more comprehensive overview of the class's purpose and its relation to the new interface. WDYT?
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New Features
CatalogProvider.SqlProcessorBase, supporting various message types and improving state management.AirbyteWriterInterface.AirbyteWriterInterfacefor flexible message writing across various integrations._write_airbyte_message_streammethod toCacheBaseto facilitate reading and writing of Airbyte messages.Bug Fixes
Destinationclass'swritemethod documentation and handling of write strategies.Documentation
Refactor
FileWriterBaseclass to align with theAirbyteWriterInterface, enhancing its integration within the Airbyte framework.