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pp_cmd_range

Postprocessing command "range"

Description

Command adds column to dataframe (or create a new one if it is first command), fills columns with values from a to b.
Depending on the arguments, it uses one of two numpy functions to fill the column:

Length of input dataframe must be equal number of values

Arguments

  • column - positional argument, text, column name for values
  • a - positional argument, number, start of interval. The interval includes this value.
  • b - positional argument, number, end of interval. The interval does not include this value, except in some cases where step is not an integer and floating point round-off affects the length of out
  • step - keyword argument, number, not required, default vaule is 1, for arrange function. Spacing between values. For any output out, this is the distance between two adjacent values.
  • number - keyword argument, number, not required, for linspace function. Number of samples to generate.
  • dtype - keyword argument, text, not required. The type of the output array. If dtype is not given, the data type is inferred from a and b

Usage example

| range "column_name", 10, 30, step=5

   column_name
0           10
1           15
2           20
3           25


range "column_name", 2,3, step=0.3

   column_name
0          2.0
1          2.3
2          2.6
3          2.9


query: range "column_name", 2,3, number=7

   column_name
0     2.000000
1     2.166667
2     2.333333
3     2.500000
4     2.666667
5     2.833333
6     3.000000

otl_v1 <# makeresults count=2 #> | range "new_col", 2, 7, step=3

            _time  new_col
Index                     
0      1679906285        2
1      1679906285        5

When length of input dataframe not equal the number of values

otl_v1 <# makeresults count=3 #> | range "new_col", 2, 7, step=3 

ValueError: Length of values (2) does not match length of index (3)

Getting started

Installing

  1. Create virtual environment with post-processing sdk
    make dev

That command

  • downloads Miniconda
  • creates python virtual environment with postprocessing_sdk
  • creates link to current command in postprocessing pp_cmd directory
  1. Configure otl_v1 command. Example:
    vi ./venv/lib/python3.9/site-packages/postprocessing_sdk/pp_cmd/otl_v1/config.ini

Config example:

[spark]
base_address = http://localhost
username = admin
password = 12345678

[caching]
# 24 hours in seconds
login_cache_ttl = 86400
# Command syntax defaults
default_request_cache_ttl = 100
default_job_timeout = 100
  1. Configure storages for readFile and writeFile commands:
   vi ./venv/lib/python3.9/site-packages/postprocessing_sdk/pp_cmd/readFile/config.ini

Config example:

[storages]
lookups = /opt/otp/lookups
pp_shared = /opt/otp/shared_storage/persistent

Run range

Use pp to run range command:

pp
Storage directory is /tmp/pp_cmd_test/storage
Commmands directory is /tmp/pp_cmd_test/pp_cmd
query: | otl_v1 <# makeresults count=100 #> |  range "new_col", 1, 37, number=100

Deploy

Unpack archive pp_cmd_range to postprocessing commands directory

Test

Use make test and all test will run in Docker container. Please turn the vpn on so all the OTL dependencies would download.