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Airflow DAG Generator - KP

Airflow DAG Generator - KP

Airflow DAG Generator - KP

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Generate Airflow DAGs interactively from VS Code
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Airflow DAG Generator

Generate Airflow DAG Python files directly from VS Code using an intuitive GUI. Supports multiple operators, inline code, and file-based inputs.


Features

  • Add tasks dynamically and configure multiple operators:

    • BigQueryOperator: Inline SQL or external SQL file.
    • BashOperator: Inline command or script file.
    • GCSToGCSOperator: Transfer objects between GCS buckets.
    • GCSToBigQueryOperator: Load GCS data to BigQuery.
    • PythonOperator: Run Python functions.
    • BranchPythonOperator: Conditional branching tasks.
    • DagRunOperator: Trigger another DAG.
    • EmailOperator: Send emails from the DAG.
    • DataflowPythonOperator: Run Google Cloud Dataflow Python pipelines.
  • Supports downstream dependencies automatically for tasks in order.

  • Generates well-formatted DAG Python files with dag=dag included in all operators.


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![feature X](images/feature-x.png)

Requirements

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Extension Settings

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  • myExtension.enable: Enable/disable this extension.
  • myExtension.thing: Set to blah to do something.

Known Issues

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Release Notes

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1.0.0

Initial release of ...

1.0.1

Fixed issue #.

1.1.0

Added features X, Y, and Z.


Working with Markdown

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  • Press Ctrl+Space (Windows, Linux, macOS) to see a list of Markdown snippets

For more information

  • Visual Studio Code's Markdown Support
  • Markdown Syntax Reference

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