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+ # Duckstring
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+ Duckstring is a data pipeline framework built around modular, versioned nodes called **Ponds**. Each Pond specifies its immediate parents (with version), allowing for the formation of a DAG much like one would install packages.
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+ Pond execution is orchestrated within an environment - a **Catchment** - that controls storage and other global settings. It uses a pull-based system modelled after Kanban, with **Outlets** (terminal Ponds) sending demand upstream. This allows each Pond to be modified and deployed independently, with any paths in the DAG that are not attached to any Outlet automatically skipped.
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+ Duckstring is built on the philosophy that most data pipelines are not truly "big data" and with good design can execute on a single compute node. It is primarily designed for batch and incremental workloads for tables on the order of tens of millions of rows (e.g. <50M).
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+ The default engine is DuckDB, though this is configurable. Duckstring is however an independent project and is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or maintained by the DuckDB project.
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+ -- **Note**: As the project is in development, most of the notes below should be read as *indended functionality*, and most features are not yet implemented.
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+ ## Core Concepts
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+ - **Catchment**: Control environment - a FastAPI application
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+ - **Pond**: Versioned transformation unit with declared upstream dependencies - the main element of version control
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+ - **Inlet**: Pond with external dependencies and no upstream Ponds
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+ - **Outlet**: Pond with no downstream Ponds (e.g. outputs final data products)
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+ - **Ripple**: Unit operation within a Pond (e.g. a single transformation producing a table)
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+ ## Installation
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+ ```bash
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+ ```
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+ ## Quickstart
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+ ### 1) Connect to a Catchment
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+ A Catchment is the execution environment, receiving Ponds and managing runs. It runs either as a local daemon or as a remote server, allowing you to start locally and seamlessly upgrade to a hosted/cloud server if you need to later.
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+ #### Start a Catchment Server
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+ This will start a server with name 'dev' at port 5000 (the default, if none specified) and store Catchment details at `~/.duckstring/dev` (default is `~/.duckstring/{name}`). If any of these options are omitted you will be prompted on start.
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+ #### Connect to a Remote Server
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+ Alternatively, you can connect to a server running a Catchment:
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+ This will prompt for any necessary auth, and will add the Catchment under the specified name.
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+ #### Connect to *duckstring.com*
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+ There are future plans for a dedicated Catchment service at https://duckstring.com. If you're interested, please [contact me](mailto:dev@duckstring.com).
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+ ### 2) Define Pond(s)
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+ #### Demo Ponds
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+ If you want to see an example sequence of Ponds in action immediately, create three project directories and run one of these commands in each:
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+ ```bash
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+ ```
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+ It's recommended to do this before attempting to make your own so that you can get a feel for the structure.
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+ #### Custom Pond
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+ Create a project directory and run:
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+ ```
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+ Here `pond.py` contains the code for a single Ripple operation (currently blank), and `pond.toml` specifies the Pond name "example_pond" and version (defaulting to "0.1.0").
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+ ### 3) Deploy to Catchment
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+ #### From Local
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+ From a Pond's project root run:
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+ Alternatively, you can import the Pond using the Catchment UI.
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+ #### From Git
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+ This will use the current branch/commit/tag to define the Pond. Upon each execution the Catchment will clone the repository and run it.
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+ This can also be specified using the Catchment UI.
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+ ### 3) Execute
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+ Ponds are executed by sending a Demand signal from an Outlet. This propagates backwards through the DAG until it reaches each upstream Inlet, causing them to execute, with children beginning upon completion of all of their parents.
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+ These examples will use the Pond `outlet`, version `1.0.0`, as the execution reference. All examples may also be alternatively executed using the Catchment UI.
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+ #### Get
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+ ## Further Reading
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+ For more detail on each component, please read the corresponding documentation in `docs/`.
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