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Datacoves CLI Commands

The datacoves bash commands are meant to simplify your workflow. Currently, the datacoves command has the following sub commands:

  • my

Datacoves My​

The my subcommand executes commands for My Airflow.

Currently, the datacoves my subcommand has the following subcommands:

  • my import
  • my pytest
  • my api-key

datacoves my import​

note

For security purposes secret values will not be automatically imported. The tool will ask you to enter the secret value.

This command will import your variables and connections from Team Airflow to My Airflow. You only need to complete this once or whenever new variables/connections are added to team airflow.

datacoves my import

datacoves my pytest​

note

My Airflow must be instantiated for this command to work.

This command allows you to run pytest validations straight from the command line. Simply create your python file with your desired tests inside the orchestrate directory. Then pass the file path as an argument as seen below.

datacoves my pytest -- orchestrate/test_dags/validate_dags.py

datacoves my api-key​

Manage My Airflow API keys from the command line. These keys allow you to access the My Airflow API programmatically.

List existing keys​

datacoves my api-key list

This displays all environments where My Airflow is enabled, along with the API URL and any existing keys.

Generate a new key​

datacoves my api-key generate

You can optionally provide a name for the key:

datacoves my api-key generate --name "My Script"

The command will output the API URL and key. Save the key immediately as it won't be shown again.

Delete a key​

datacoves my api-key delete <token-prefix>

Use the first 8 characters of the token (shown in the list command) to identify which key to delete.

datacoves my api-key delete abc12345