etlplus 0.16.6__tar.gz → 0.16.7__tar.gz

{etlplus-0.16.6 → etlplus-0.16.7}/CONTRIBUTING.md

@@ -54,8 +54,8 @@ but using the stubs can provide a nicer editing experience.
 
 We optimize for a great editor experience and a permissive runtime:
 
-- TypedDicts in `etlplus/config/types.py` are editor/type-checking hints.  They are intentionally
-  `total=False` (all keys optional) and are not enforced at runtime.
+- TypedDicts in `etlplus/*/types.py` (for example `etlplus/api/types.py`) are editor/type-checking
+  hints. They are intentionally `total=False` (all keys optional) and are not enforced at runtime.
 - Constructors named `*.from_obj` accept `Mapping[str, Any]` and perform tolerant parsing and light
   casting.  This keeps runtime permissive while improving autocomplete and static analysis.
 - Prefer `Mapping[str, Any]` for inputs and plain `dict[...]` for internal state/returns.  Avoid
@@ -111,7 +111,7 @@ Use these guidelines to decide whether a test belongs in the unit or integration
 - Unit tests (put under `tests/unit/`):
   - Exercise a single function or class in isolation (no orchestration across modules).
   - No real file system or network I/O. Use in-memory data and stubs.
-  - Examples in this repo: `etlplus.cli.create_parser`, small helpers in `etlplus.utils`, validation and transform functions.
+  - Examples in this repo: small helpers in `etlplus.utils`, validation and transform functions.
   - Fast and deterministic; rely on `monkeypatch` to stub collaborators.
 
 - Integration tests (put under `tests/integration/`):

{etlplus-0.16.6 → etlplus-0.16.7}/DEMO.md

@@ -32,10 +32,10 @@ etlplus 0.3.4
 
 ```bash
 $ etlplus --help
-usage: etlplus [-h] [--version] {extract,validate,transform,load} ...
+Usage: etlplus [OPTIONS] COMMAND [ARGS]...
 
 ETLPlus - A Swiss Army knife for enabling simple ETL operations
-...
+# (Output abbreviated; run `etlplus --help` for the full command list.)
 ```
 
 ## Demo 1: Extract Data from Different Sources
@@ -43,7 +43,7 @@ ETLPlus - A Swiss Army knife for enabling simple ETL operations
 ### Extract from JSON
 ```bash
 $ echo '{"name": "John", "age": 30}' > sample.json
-$ etlplus extract file sample.json
+$ etlplus extract sample.json
 {
   "name": "John",
   "age": 30
@@ -111,8 +111,8 @@ $ etlplus transform --operations '{
 
 ### Sort Data
 ```bash
-$ etlplus transform -\
-  -operations '{"sort": {"field": "score", "reverse": true}}' \
+$ etlplus transform \
+  --operations '{"sort": {"field": "score", "reverse": true}}' \
   '[{"name": "Charlie", "score": 85}, {"name": "Alice", "score": 95}, {"name": "Bob", "score": 90}]'
 ```
 
@@ -133,9 +133,8 @@ $ etlplus transform --operations '{"aggregate": {"field": "sales", "func": "sum"
 
 ### Load to JSON File
 ```bash
-$ etlplus load \
-  '{"name": "John", "status": "active"}' \
-  output.json --target-type file
+$ echo '{"name": "John", "status": "active"}' \
+  | etlplus load output.json --target-type file
 {
   "status": "success",
   "message": "Data loaded to output.json",
@@ -145,12 +144,12 @@ $ etlplus load \
 
 ### Load to CSV File
 ```bash
-$ etlplus load \
-  '[
-    {"name": "John", "email": "john@example.com"},
-    {"name": "Jane", "email": "jane@example.com"}
-  ]' \
-  users.csv --target-type file
+$ cat << 'JSON' | etlplus load users.csv --target-type file
+[
+  {"name": "John", "email": "john@example.com"},
+  {"name": "Jane", "email": "jane@example.com"}
+]
+JSON
 {
   "status": "success",
   "message": "Data loaded to users.csv",
@@ -190,7 +189,7 @@ $ etlplus validate \
   transformed.json
 
 # Step 4: Load
-$ etlplus load transformed.json file final_output.csv
+$ cat transformed.json | etlplus load final_output.csv
 ```
 
 ## Demo 6: Using Python API
@@ -199,7 +198,7 @@ $ etlplus load transformed.json file final_output.csv
 from etlplus.ops import extract, validate, transform, load
 
 # Extract
-data = extract("file", "data.csv", format="csv")
+data = extract("file", "data.csv", file_format="csv")
 
 # Validate
 validation_result = validate(data, {
@@ -214,7 +213,7 @@ if validation_result["valid"]:
     })
 
     # Load
-    load(transformed, "file", "output.json", format="json")
+    load(transformed, "file", "output.json", file_format="json")
     print("ETL pipeline completed successfully!")
 else:
     print(f"Validation errors: {validation_result['errors']}")

{etlplus-0.16.6/etlplus.egg-info → etlplus-0.16.7}/PKG-INFO

@@ -1,6 +1,6 @@
 Metadata-Version: 2.4
 Name: etlplus
-Version: 0.16.6
+Version: 0.16.7
 Summary: A Swiss Army knife for simple ETL operations
 Home-page: https://github.com/Dagitali/ETLPlus
 Author: ETLPlus Team
@@ -141,7 +141,7 @@ ETLPlus supports Python 3.13 and above.
 
 - **Extract** data from multiple sources:
   - Files (CSV, JSON, XML, YAML)
-  - Databases (connection string support)
+  - Databases (connection string support; extract is a placeholder today)
   - REST APIs (GET)
 
 - **Validate** data with flexible rules:
@@ -161,7 +161,7 @@ ETLPlus supports Python 3.13 and above.
 
 - **Load** data to multiple targets:
   - Files (CSV, JSON, XML, YAML)
-  - Databases (connection string support)
+  - Databases (connection string support; load is a placeholder today)
   - REST APIs (PATCH, POST, PUT)
 
 ## Installation
@@ -188,7 +188,7 @@ etlplus --help
 etlplus --version
 
 # One-liner: extract CSV, filter, select, and write JSON
-etlplus extract file examples/data/sample.csv \
+etlplus extract examples/data/sample.csv \
   | etlplus transform --operations '{"filter": {"field": "age", "op": "gt", "value": 25}, "select": ["name", "email"]}' \
   - temp/sample_output.json
 ```
@@ -218,8 +218,9 @@ include GET for extract and PATCH/POST/PUT for load.
 
 ### Databases (`database`)
 
-Database connectors use connection strings for extraction and loading, and
-DDL can be rendered from table specs for migrations or schema checks.
+Database connectors use connection strings for extraction and loading, and DDL can be rendered from
+table specs for migrations or schema checks. Database extract/load operations are currently
+placeholders; plan to integrate a database client in your runner.
 
 ### Files (`file`)
 
@@ -298,7 +299,7 @@ Recognized file formats are listed in the tables below. Support for reading to o
 | `numbers` | N | N | Apple Numbers |
 | `ods` | N | N | OpenDocument |
 | `wks` | N | N | Lotus 1-2-3  |
-| `xls` | Y | Y | Microsoft Excel (BIFF) |
+| `xls` | Y | N | Microsoft Excel (BIFF; read-only) |
 | `xlsm` | N | N | Microsoft Excel Macro-Enabled (Open XML) |
 | `xlsx` | Y | Y | Microsoft Excel (Open XML) |
 
@@ -320,8 +321,8 @@ Recognized file formats are listed in the tables below. Support for reading to o
 
 #### Logs and Event Streams
 
-| Format | Supported | Description |
-| --- | --- | --- |
+| Format | Read | Write | Description |
+| --- | --- | --- | --- |
 | `log` | N | N | Generic log file |
 
 #### Data Archives
@@ -354,13 +355,15 @@ etlplus --help
 etlplus --version
 ```
 
-The CLI is implemented with Typer (Click-based). There is no argparse compatibility layer, so rely
-on the documented commands/flags and run `etlplus <command> --help` for current options.
+The CLI is implemented with Typer (Click-based). The legacy argparse parser has been removed
+(`create_parser` now raises), so rely on the documented commands/flags and run `etlplus <command>
+--help` for current options.
 
 **Example error messages:**
 
 - If you omit a required argument: `Error: Missing required argument 'SOURCE'.`
-- If you place an option before its argument: `Error: Option '--source-format' must follow the 'SOURCE' argument.`
+- If you place an option before its argument: `Error: Option '--source-format' must follow the
+  'SOURCE' argument.`
 
 #### Argument Order and Required Options
 
@@ -424,27 +427,27 @@ specific parser.
 
 Extract from JSON file:
 ```bash
-etlplus extract file examples/data/sample.json
+etlplus extract examples/data/sample.json
 ```
 
 Extract from CSV file:
 ```bash
-etlplus extract file examples/data/sample.csv
+etlplus extract examples/data/sample.csv
 ```
 
 Extract from XML file:
 ```bash
-etlplus extract file examples/data/sample.xml
+etlplus extract examples/data/sample.xml
 ```
 
 Extract from REST API:
 ```bash
-etlplus extract api https://api.example.com/data
+etlplus extract https://api.example.com/data
 ```
 
 Save extracted data to file:
 ```bash
-etlplus extract file examples/data/sample.csv > temp/sample_output.json
+etlplus extract examples/data/sample.csv > temp/sample_output.json
 ```
 
 #### Validate Data
@@ -510,13 +513,13 @@ etlplus transform \
 
 Load to JSON file:
 ```bash
-etlplus extract file examples/data/sample.json \
+etlplus extract examples/data/sample.json \
   | etlplus load temp/sample_output.json --target-type file
 ```
 
 Load to CSV file:
 ```bash
-etlplus extract file examples/data/sample.csv \
+etlplus extract examples/data/sample.csv \
   | etlplus load temp/sample_output.csv --target-type file
 ```
 
@@ -553,13 +556,13 @@ operations = {
 transformed = transform(data, operations)
 
 # Load data
-load(transformed, "file", "temp/sample_output.json", format="json")
+load(transformed, "file", "temp/sample_output.json", file_format="json")
 ```
 
 For YAML-driven pipelines executed end-to-end (extract → validate → transform → load), see:
 
 - Authoring: [`docs/pipeline-guide.md`](docs/pipeline-guide.md)
-- Runner API and internals: [`docs/run-module.md`](docs/run-module.md)
+- Runner API and internals: see `etlplus.ops.run` docstrings and `docs/pipeline-guide.md`.
 
 CLI quick reference for pipelines:
 
@@ -576,7 +579,7 @@ etlplus run --config examples/configs/pipeline.yml --job file_to_file_customers
 
 ```bash
 # 1. Extract from CSV
-etlplus extract file examples/data/sample.csv > temp/sample_extracted.json
+etlplus extract examples/data/sample.csv > temp/sample_extracted.json
 
 # 2. Transform (filter and select fields)
 etlplus transform \
@@ -611,7 +614,7 @@ etlplus load output.bin --target-type file --target-format csv < data.json
 
 # Leave the flags off when extensions already match the desired format
 etlplus extract data.csv --source-type file
-etlplus load data.json --target-type file  < data.json
+etlplus load output.json --target-type file < data.json
 ```
 
 ## Transformation Operations
@@ -706,8 +709,9 @@ Looking for the HTTP client and pagination helpers?  See the dedicated docs in
 
 Curious how the pipeline runner composes API requests, pagination, and load calls?
 
-- Runner overview and helpers: [`docs/run-module.md`](docs/run-module.md)
-- Unified "connector" vocabulary (API/File/DB): `etlplus/config/connector.py`
+- Runner overview and helpers: see `etlplus.ops.run` docstrings and
+  [`docs/pipeline-guide.md`](docs/pipeline-guide.md)
+- Unified "connector" vocabulary (API/File/DB): `etlplus/connector`
   - API/file targets reuse the same shapes as sources; API targets typically set a `method`.
 
 ### Running Tests
@@ -721,7 +725,7 @@ pytest tests/ -v
 We split tests into two layers:
 
 - **Unit (`tests/unit/`)**: single function or class, no real I/O, fast, uses stubs/monkeypatch
-  (e.g.  `etlplus.cli.create_parser`, transform + validate helpers).
+  (e.g. small helpers in `etlplus.utils`, transform + validate helpers).
 - **Integration (`tests/integration/`)**: end-to-end flows (CLI `main()`, pipeline `run()`,
   pagination + rate limit defaults, file/API connector interactions) may touch temp files and use
   fake clients.
@@ -808,7 +812,7 @@ Navigate to detailed documentation for each subpackage:
 - [etlplus.cli](etlplus/cli/README.md): Command-line interface definitions for `etlplus`
 - [etlplus.database](etlplus/database/README.md): Database engine, schema, and ORM helpers
 - [etlplus.templates](etlplus/templates/README.md): SQL and DDL template helpers
-- [etlplus.validation](etlplus/validation/README.md): Data validation utilities and helpers
+- [etlplus.ops](etlplus/ops/README.md): Extract/validate/transform/load primitives
 - [etlplus.workflow](etlplus/workflow/README.md): Helpers for data connectors, pipelines, jobs, and
   profiles
 
@@ -824,7 +828,7 @@ Navigate to detailed documentation for each subpackage:
 - API client docs: [`etlplus/api/README.md`](etlplus/api/README.md)
 - Examples: [`examples/README.md`](examples/README.md)
 - Pipeline authoring guide: [`docs/pipeline-guide.md`](docs/pipeline-guide.md)
-- Runner internals: [`docs/run-module.md`](docs/run-module.md)
+- Runner internals: see `etlplus.ops.run` docstrings and [`docs/pipeline-guide.md`](docs/pipeline-guide.md)
 - Design notes (Mapping inputs, dict outputs): [`docs/pipeline-guide.md#design-notes-mapping-inputs-dict-outputs`](docs/pipeline-guide.md#design-notes-mapping-inputs-dict-outputs)
 - Typing philosophy: [`CONTRIBUTING.md#typing-philosophy`](CONTRIBUTING.md#typing-philosophy)
 - Demo and walkthrough: [`DEMO.md`](DEMO.md)

{etlplus-0.16.6 → etlplus-0.16.7}/README.md

@@ -91,7 +91,7 @@ ETLPlus supports Python 3.13 and above.
 
 - **Extract** data from multiple sources:
   - Files (CSV, JSON, XML, YAML)
-  - Databases (connection string support)
+  - Databases (connection string support; extract is a placeholder today)
   - REST APIs (GET)
 
 - **Validate** data with flexible rules:
@@ -111,7 +111,7 @@ ETLPlus supports Python 3.13 and above.
 
 - **Load** data to multiple targets:
   - Files (CSV, JSON, XML, YAML)
-  - Databases (connection string support)
+  - Databases (connection string support; load is a placeholder today)
   - REST APIs (PATCH, POST, PUT)
 
 ## Installation
@@ -138,7 +138,7 @@ etlplus --help
 etlplus --version
 
 # One-liner: extract CSV, filter, select, and write JSON
-etlplus extract file examples/data/sample.csv \
+etlplus extract examples/data/sample.csv \
   | etlplus transform --operations '{"filter": {"field": "age", "op": "gt", "value": 25}, "select": ["name", "email"]}' \
   - temp/sample_output.json
 ```
@@ -168,8 +168,9 @@ include GET for extract and PATCH/POST/PUT for load.
 
 ### Databases (`database`)
 
-Database connectors use connection strings for extraction and loading, and
-DDL can be rendered from table specs for migrations or schema checks.
+Database connectors use connection strings for extraction and loading, and DDL can be rendered from
+table specs for migrations or schema checks. Database extract/load operations are currently
+placeholders; plan to integrate a database client in your runner.
 
 ### Files (`file`)
 
@@ -248,7 +249,7 @@ Recognized file formats are listed in the tables below. Support for reading to o
 | `numbers` | N | N | Apple Numbers |
 | `ods` | N | N | OpenDocument |
 | `wks` | N | N | Lotus 1-2-3  |
-| `xls` | Y | Y | Microsoft Excel (BIFF) |
+| `xls` | Y | N | Microsoft Excel (BIFF; read-only) |
 | `xlsm` | N | N | Microsoft Excel Macro-Enabled (Open XML) |
 | `xlsx` | Y | Y | Microsoft Excel (Open XML) |
 
@@ -270,8 +271,8 @@ Recognized file formats are listed in the tables below. Support for reading to o
 
 #### Logs and Event Streams
 
-| Format | Supported | Description |
-| --- | --- | --- |
+| Format | Read | Write | Description |
+| --- | --- | --- | --- |
 | `log` | N | N | Generic log file |
 
 #### Data Archives
@@ -304,13 +305,15 @@ etlplus --help
 etlplus --version
 ```
 
-The CLI is implemented with Typer (Click-based). There is no argparse compatibility layer, so rely
-on the documented commands/flags and run `etlplus <command> --help` for current options.
+The CLI is implemented with Typer (Click-based). The legacy argparse parser has been removed
+(`create_parser` now raises), so rely on the documented commands/flags and run `etlplus <command>
+--help` for current options.
 
 **Example error messages:**
 
 - If you omit a required argument: `Error: Missing required argument 'SOURCE'.`
-- If you place an option before its argument: `Error: Option '--source-format' must follow the 'SOURCE' argument.`
+- If you place an option before its argument: `Error: Option '--source-format' must follow the
+  'SOURCE' argument.`
 
 #### Argument Order and Required Options
 
@@ -374,27 +377,27 @@ specific parser.
 
 Extract from JSON file:
 ```bash
-etlplus extract file examples/data/sample.json
+etlplus extract examples/data/sample.json
 ```
 
 Extract from CSV file:
 ```bash
-etlplus extract file examples/data/sample.csv
+etlplus extract examples/data/sample.csv
 ```
 
 Extract from XML file:
 ```bash
-etlplus extract file examples/data/sample.xml
+etlplus extract examples/data/sample.xml
 ```
 
 Extract from REST API:
 ```bash
-etlplus extract api https://api.example.com/data
+etlplus extract https://api.example.com/data
 ```
 
 Save extracted data to file:
 ```bash
-etlplus extract file examples/data/sample.csv > temp/sample_output.json
+etlplus extract examples/data/sample.csv > temp/sample_output.json
 ```
 
 #### Validate Data
@@ -460,13 +463,13 @@ etlplus transform \
 
 Load to JSON file:
 ```bash
-etlplus extract file examples/data/sample.json \
+etlplus extract examples/data/sample.json \
   | etlplus load temp/sample_output.json --target-type file
 ```
 
 Load to CSV file:
 ```bash
-etlplus extract file examples/data/sample.csv \
+etlplus extract examples/data/sample.csv \
   | etlplus load temp/sample_output.csv --target-type file
 ```
 
@@ -503,13 +506,13 @@ operations = {
 transformed = transform(data, operations)
 
 # Load data
-load(transformed, "file", "temp/sample_output.json", format="json")
+load(transformed, "file", "temp/sample_output.json", file_format="json")
 ```
 
 For YAML-driven pipelines executed end-to-end (extract → validate → transform → load), see:
 
 - Authoring: [`docs/pipeline-guide.md`](docs/pipeline-guide.md)
-- Runner API and internals: [`docs/run-module.md`](docs/run-module.md)
+- Runner API and internals: see `etlplus.ops.run` docstrings and `docs/pipeline-guide.md`.
 
 CLI quick reference for pipelines:
 
@@ -526,7 +529,7 @@ etlplus run --config examples/configs/pipeline.yml --job file_to_file_customers
 
 ```bash
 # 1. Extract from CSV
-etlplus extract file examples/data/sample.csv > temp/sample_extracted.json
+etlplus extract examples/data/sample.csv > temp/sample_extracted.json
 
 # 2. Transform (filter and select fields)
 etlplus transform \
@@ -561,7 +564,7 @@ etlplus load output.bin --target-type file --target-format csv < data.json
 
 # Leave the flags off when extensions already match the desired format
 etlplus extract data.csv --source-type file
-etlplus load data.json --target-type file  < data.json
+etlplus load output.json --target-type file < data.json
 ```
 
 ## Transformation Operations
@@ -656,8 +659,9 @@ Looking for the HTTP client and pagination helpers?  See the dedicated docs in
 
 Curious how the pipeline runner composes API requests, pagination, and load calls?
 
-- Runner overview and helpers: [`docs/run-module.md`](docs/run-module.md)
-- Unified "connector" vocabulary (API/File/DB): `etlplus/config/connector.py`
+- Runner overview and helpers: see `etlplus.ops.run` docstrings and
+  [`docs/pipeline-guide.md`](docs/pipeline-guide.md)
+- Unified "connector" vocabulary (API/File/DB): `etlplus/connector`
   - API/file targets reuse the same shapes as sources; API targets typically set a `method`.
 
 ### Running Tests
@@ -671,7 +675,7 @@ pytest tests/ -v
 We split tests into two layers:
 
 - **Unit (`tests/unit/`)**: single function or class, no real I/O, fast, uses stubs/monkeypatch
-  (e.g.  `etlplus.cli.create_parser`, transform + validate helpers).
+  (e.g. small helpers in `etlplus.utils`, transform + validate helpers).
 - **Integration (`tests/integration/`)**: end-to-end flows (CLI `main()`, pipeline `run()`,
   pagination + rate limit defaults, file/API connector interactions) may touch temp files and use
   fake clients.
@@ -758,7 +762,7 @@ Navigate to detailed documentation for each subpackage:
 - [etlplus.cli](etlplus/cli/README.md): Command-line interface definitions for `etlplus`
 - [etlplus.database](etlplus/database/README.md): Database engine, schema, and ORM helpers
 - [etlplus.templates](etlplus/templates/README.md): SQL and DDL template helpers
-- [etlplus.validation](etlplus/validation/README.md): Data validation utilities and helpers
+- [etlplus.ops](etlplus/ops/README.md): Extract/validate/transform/load primitives
 - [etlplus.workflow](etlplus/workflow/README.md): Helpers for data connectors, pipelines, jobs, and
   profiles
 
@@ -774,7 +778,7 @@ Navigate to detailed documentation for each subpackage:
 - API client docs: [`etlplus/api/README.md`](etlplus/api/README.md)
 - Examples: [`examples/README.md`](examples/README.md)
 - Pipeline authoring guide: [`docs/pipeline-guide.md`](docs/pipeline-guide.md)
-- Runner internals: [`docs/run-module.md`](docs/run-module.md)
+- Runner internals: see `etlplus.ops.run` docstrings and [`docs/pipeline-guide.md`](docs/pipeline-guide.md)
 - Design notes (Mapping inputs, dict outputs): [`docs/pipeline-guide.md#design-notes-mapping-inputs-dict-outputs`](docs/pipeline-guide.md#design-notes-mapping-inputs-dict-outputs)
 - Typing philosophy: [`CONTRIBUTING.md#typing-philosophy`](CONTRIBUTING.md#typing-philosophy)
 - Demo and walkthrough: [`DEMO.md`](DEMO.md)

{etlplus-0.16.6 → etlplus-0.16.7}/docs/README.md

@@ -1,8 +1,8 @@
 # Documentation Notes
 
 ## CLI Parser Status
-- The CLI is now Typer/Click-only. The historical `argparse` parser and `create_parser` entrypoint
-  are deprecated and no longer supported for new integrations.
+- The CLI is Typer/Click-only. The historical `argparse` parser has been removed; `create_parser`
+  now raises to force migration.
 - Downstream tools should invoke the Typer app exported at `etlplus.cli.commands.app` (e.g., `python
   -m etlplus` or `etlplus ...`).
 - Handler functions still accept keyword arguments; the legacy namespace shim is temporary and will

{etlplus-0.16.6 → etlplus-0.16.7}/docs/pipeline-guide.md

@@ -7,8 +7,9 @@ ETLPlus focuses on simple, JSON-first ETL. The pipeline file is a declarative de
 runner (a script, Makefile, CI job) can parse and execute using ETLPlus primitives: `extract`,
 `validate`, `transform`, and `load`.
 
-CLI note: ETLPlus uses Typer for command parsing and does not ship an argparse shim. Use the
-documented `etlplus` commands and flags (check `etlplus --help`) when wiring your runner.
+CLI note: ETLPlus uses Typer for command parsing. The legacy argparse parser has been removed
+(`create_parser` now raises). Use the documented `etlplus` commands and flags (check `etlplus
+--help`) when wiring your runner.
 
 ## Running a pipeline from YAML (CLI)
 
@@ -270,10 +271,9 @@ up or slowed down.
 Format override note:
 
 When extracting from file sources, ETLPlus still infers the format from the filename extension
-(`.csv`, `.json`, `.xml`, `.yaml`). However, `--source-format` and `--target-format` now override
-that inference for both Typer- and argparse-based CLIs. This means you can safely point at files
-without/extensions or with misleading suffixes and force the desired parser or writer without having
-to rename the file first.
+(`.csv`, `.json`, `.xml`, `.yaml`). However, `--source-format` and `--target-format` override that
+inference in the Typer CLI. This means you can safely point at files without extensions or with
+misleading suffixes and force the desired parser or writer without renaming the file first.
 
 Note: When using a service + endpoint in a source, URL composition (including `base_path`) is
 handled automatically. See “Runner behavior with base_path (sources and targets)” in the APIs
@@ -430,8 +430,7 @@ Notes:
 - These commands read the same YAML schema described in this guide.
 - Environment-variable substitution (e.g. `${GITHUB_TOKEN}`) is applied the same way as when loading
   configs via the Python API.
-- For more details on the orchestration implementation, see
-  [Runner internals: etlplus.ops.run](run-module.md).
+- For more details on the orchestration implementation, see the `etlplus.ops.run` docstrings.
 
 ### Python: `etlplus.ops.run.run`
 

{etlplus-0.16.6 → etlplus-0.16.7}/etlplus/README.md

@@ -16,8 +16,8 @@ Back to project overview: see the top-level [README](../README.md).
 - [etlplus.cli](cli/README.md): Command-line interface definitions for `etlplus`
 - [etlplus.database](database/README.md): Database engine, schema, and ORM helpers
 - [etlplus.templates](templates/README.md): SQL and DDL template helpers
-- [etlplus.validation](validation/README.md): Data validation utilities and helpers
-- [etlplus.workflow](etlplus/workflow/README.md): Helpers for data connectors, pipelines, jobs, and
+- [etlplus.ops](ops/README.md): Extract/validate/transform/load primitives
+- [etlplus.workflow](workflow/README.md): Helpers for data connectors, pipelines, jobs, and
   profiles
 
 ## Quickstart
@@ -36,7 +36,7 @@ load(filtered, "file", "output.json", file_format="json")
 Use the provided classes to load and validate configuration files:
 
 ```python
-from etlplus.workflow import Config
+from etlplus import Config
 
 cfg = Config.from_yaml("pipeline.yml")
 ```
@@ -47,7 +47,7 @@ cfg = Config.from_yaml("pipeline.yml")
 ## Example: Loading a Pipeline Config
 
 ```python
-from etlplus.workflow import Config
+from etlplus import Config
 
 config = Config.from_yaml("configs/pipeline.yml")
 print(config)

{etlplus-0.16.6 → etlplus-0.16.7}/etlplus/api/enums.py

@@ -1,7 +1,7 @@
 """
 :mod:`etlplus.api.enums` module.
 
-File-specific REST API-aligned enums and helpers.
+REST API-aligned enums and helpers.
 """
 
 from __future__ import annotations
@@ -21,7 +21,7 @@ __all__ = [
 
 
 class HttpMethod(CoercibleStrEnum):
-    """Supported HTTP verbs that accept JSON payloads."""
+    """Supported HTTP verbs with a helper for request-body allowance."""
 
     # -- Constants -- #
 

{etlplus-0.16.6 → etlplus-0.16.7}/etlplus/cli/README.md

@@ -3,7 +3,7 @@
 Documentation for the `etlplus.cli` subpackage: command-line interface for ETLPlus workflows.
 
 - Provides a CLI for running ETL pipelines, jobs, and utilities
-- Supports commands for running, validating, and inspecting pipelines
+- Supports commands for extracting, transforming, validating data, and running pipelines
 - Includes options for configuration, state, and output control
 - Exposes handlers for custom command integration
 
@@ -17,20 +17,22 @@ Back to project overview: see the top-level [README](../../README.md).
 
 ## Available Commands
 
+- **check**: Inspect pipeline configuration (jobs, sources, targets)
+- **extract**: Extract data from files/APIs/databases
+- **transform**: Transform records
+- **load**: Load data to files/APIs/databases
+- **render**: Render SQL DDL from table specs
+- **validate**: Validate data against rules
 - **run**: Execute a pipeline or job
-- **validate**: Validate pipeline or config files
-- **inspect**: Show pipeline/job details
 
 ## Command Options
 
-- `--config`: Path to config file
-- `--state`: Path to state file
-- `--output`: Output file or format
+Use `etlplus <command> --help` for the exact options supported by each command.
 
 ## Example: Running a Pipeline
 
 ```bash
-etlplus run --config configs/pipeline.yml --output results.json
+etlplus run --config configs/pipeline.yml --job file_to_file_customers
 ```
 
 ## See Also

{etlplus-0.16.6 → etlplus-0.16.7}/etlplus/cli/main.py

@@ -4,7 +4,7 @@
 Entry point helpers for the Typer-powered ``etlplus`` CLI.
 
 This module exposes :func:`main` for the console script as well as
-:func:`create_parser` for callers that still need an ``argparse`` parser.
+:func:`create_parser`, which is kept for compatibility but now raises.
 """
 
 from __future__ import annotations