This is superb news. We have been relying on 3rd party clients for quite some time and also maintaining a fork of a client, which uses lazy loading. The one that I personally maintain is this one: https://pyatlasclient.readthedocs.io/en/latest/#
However, I'd be happy to migrate to the official client as soon as possible. A few questions: - How is the release lifecycle looks like for the official client? Is there a way we contribute and release quickly? (for example, we added a few helper functions that we think are super useful when using atlas client. https://pyatlasclient.readthedocs.io/en/latest/utils.html) - Why we are not making use of Python Dataclasses (or pydantic) for serialization and deserialization and are relying on regular class objects? - Does this client support OIDC yet? Best, *Verdan Mahmood* M: (+31) 655 576 560 On Fri, Dec 4, 2020 at 7:57 PM Sarath Subramanian <[email protected]> wrote: > All, > > The official Python client library for Apache Atlas is now available at > https://pypi.org/project/apache-atlas. This python client is based on > Apache Atlas REST APIs and enables integration with Atlas types, entities, > glossaries and search APIs > > Install: > > pip install apache-atlas > > > Sample Usage to create a new Glossary: > > from apache_atlas.base_client import AtlasClient > from apache_atlas.model.glossary import AtlasGlossary > > client = AtlasClient("http://localhost:31000";, "admin", "admin123") > glossary = AtlasGlossary(None, None, "Glossary_Test", "This is a test > Glossary") > test_glossary = client.glossary.create_glossary(glossary) > print('Created Test Glossary with guid: ' + test_glossary.guid) > > > > You can find more examples here - > > https://github.com/apache/atlas/tree/master/atlas-examples/sample-app/src/main/python > > Apache Atlas is updating the website/documentation to include details of > this new client. Feedback and suggestions are welcome. > > > Thanks, > Sarath >
