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| """ |
| This module provides a native python client interface to the NEXUS Livy |
| webservice API. |
| |
| Usage: |
| |
| from nexuscli import nexuscli_ow |
| |
| nexuscli_ow.set_target("http://host:port") |
| |
| filename = "mycode.py" |
| nexuscli_ow.run_file(filename) |
| |
| The code in the file passed to run_file must be valid pyspark code. |
| Furthermore, it must have a main function that takes exactly one |
| argument, the SparkContext. The code can make use of that SparkContext |
| variable, but should not create the SparkContext. |
| |
| code = "1+1" |
| nexuscli_ow.run_str(code) |
| |
| The code passed to run_str can also be a multi-line string containing |
| valid python code. It can also be a multi-line string containing |
| valid pyspark code. For pyspark code the variable sc may be used to |
| access the SparkContext, but it should not create the SparkContext. |
| """ |
| import ast |
| |
| import requests |
| |
| from nexuscli import nexuscli |
| |
| session = requests.session() |
| |
| set_target = nexuscli.set_target |
| |
| |
| def run_file(fname): |
| files = {'file': open(fname, 'rb')} |
| response = session.post(nexuscli.target + '/run_file', files=files) |
| print(response.text) |
| return response.text |
| |
| |
| def run_str(code): |
| response = requests.post(nexuscli.target + '/run_str', data=code) |
| ans = ast.literal_eval(response.text)['text/plain'] |
| for line in ans: |
| print(line, end=" ") |
| return ans |