How to use build_profile_report method in dbt-osmosis

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profile_reports.py

Source: profile_reports.py Github

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...27 encoding="utf-8",28 ) as f:29 return f.read()30@router.get("/​node/​build-profile-report/​{data_id}/​", response_class=RedirectResponse)31async def node_build_profile_report(32 node: Node = Depends(get_node_by_data_id), client_id: int = Header(None)33):34 """35 Build a profile report in the backend.36 Once it's finally ready (which may take a while) the user will be redirected to a page for viewing the report.37 """38 if settings.ENABLE_WEBSOCKET_CONNECTIONS:39 await SetNodeUpdating(data_id=node.data_id).broadcast(exclude=[client_id])40 await node.build_profile_report()41 await UpdateNode(node=node).broadcast(exclude=[client_id])42 else:43 await node.build_profile_report()44 return RedirectResponse(url=f"/​node/​view-profile-report/​{node.data_id}/​")45@router.get("/​node/​watch-profile-report-builder/​{data_id}/​", response_model=UpdateNode)46async def node_watch_profile_report_builder(data_id: str):47 """48 Allows the front-end to update the display information once a profile report builds successfully.49 Necessary because the profile report entails opening a separate tab.50 """51 time_waited = 052 while time_waited < 600:53 if fs.profile_report_exists(data_id):54 return UpdateNode(node=get_node_by_data_id(data_id))55 await asyncio.sleep(5)56 time_waited += 557 raise HTTPException(...

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setup.py

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1from setuptools import setup, find_packages2def readme():3 with open("README.md", "r") as infile:4 return infile.read()5classifiers = [6 "Development Status :: 4 - Beta",7 "License :: OSI Approved :: MIT License",8 "Programming Language :: Python",9 "Programming Language :: Python :: 3",10 "Programming Language :: Python :: 3 :: Only",11 "Programming Language :: Python :: 3.6",12 "Programming Language :: Python :: 3.7",13 "Programming Language :: Python :: 3.8",14 "Programming Language :: Python :: 3.9",15]16install_requires = [17 "dtale>=1.22.1", # Earlier versions probably also work, just need to figure out how far back...18 "fastapi",19 "uvicorn[standard]",20 "aiofiles",21 "aiohttp",22 "typing_extensions",23 "pandas-profiling",24]25setup(26 name="dtaledesktop",27 version="0.1.3",28 description="Build a data visualization dashboard with simple snippets of python code",29 license="MIT",30 long_description=readme(),31 long_description_content_type="text/​markdown",32 keywords=["dtale", "visualization", "pandas"],33 author="Phillip Dupuis",34 author_email="phillip_dupuis@alumni.brown.edu",35 url="https:/​/​github.com/​phillipdupuis/​dtale-desktop",36 install_requires=install_requires,37 packages=find_packages(),38 package_data={39 "dtale_desktop": [40 "frontend/​build/​*",41 "frontend/​build/​static/​css/​*",42 "frontend/​build/​static/​js/​*",43 "frontend/​build/​themes/​*",44 "templates/​*",45 ]46 },47 entry_points={48 "console_scripts": [49 "dtaledesktop = dtale_desktop.app:run",50 "dtaledesktop_open_browser = dtale_desktop.subprocesses:open_browser",51 "dtaledesktop_profile_report = dtale_desktop.subprocesses:build_profile_report",52 ]53 },54 classifiers=classifiers,...

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subprocesses.py

Source: subprocesses.py Github

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...26 sys.exit("Dtale Desktop did not seem to launch; shutting down.")27 else:28 attempts += 129 time.sleep(3)30def build_profile_report():31 import pandas as pd32 from pandas_profiling import ProfileReport33 parser = ArgumentParser()34 parser.add_argument("data_path", type=str)35 parser.add_argument("output_path", type=str)36 parser.add_argument("title", type=str)37 args = parser.parse_args()38 data = pd.read_pickle(args.data_path)39 report = ProfileReport(data, title=args.title)40 report.to_file(args.output_path)41 sys.exit(0)42def launch_browser_opener(url: str) -> None:43 subprocess.Popen(["dtaledesktop_open_browser", url])44async def execute_profile_report_builder(...

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