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lakeflow-community-connectors
lakeflow-community-connectors enthält 16 gesammelte Skills von databrickslabs, mit Repository-Berufsabdeckung und Skill-Detailseiten auf SkillsMP.
Skills in diesem Repository
Generate public-facing documentation for a connector targeted at end users.
Set up authentication for a source connector — generate connector spec, collect credentials interactively, and validate auth.
Run the authenticate script to collect credentials from the user via a browser form.
Guide the user through creating or updating a pipeline for a source connector — read the docs, build a pipeline spec interactively, and run create_pipeline or update_pipeline.
Generate the connector spec YAML file defining connection parameters and external options allowlist.
Single step only: audit a completed connector — implementation, testing & simulator validation, artifacts, security smells, cross-doc consistency — and produce a scored markdown review report. Read-mostly; does not modify connector code.
Generate and run an auth verification test to confirm that collected credentials are valid.
Single step only: implement the connector in Python when the API doc already exists. Do NOT use for full connector creation — use the create-connector agent instead.
Create a pyproject.toml for a source connector and build it as an independent Python package.
Single step only: run the per-source pytest suite, diagnose failures, and fix the connector or simulator until everything passes. Branches on mode={simulate|record}. Do NOT use for full connector creation — use the create-connector agent instead.
Implement test utilities that write test data to the source system and validate end-to-end read cycles.
Validate that a connector's CDC/incremental sync implementation correctly tracks offsets and filters records.
Single step only: implement a partitioned connector that extends SupportsPartitionedStream (or SupportsPartition) alongside LakeflowConnect. Do NOT use for full connector creation — use the create-connector agent instead.
Research and document write/create APIs of a source system to enable write-back testing functionality.
Single step only: research and document a source API when explicitly asked. Do NOT use for full connector creation — use the create-connector agent instead.
Migrate a legacy source connector from the old sources/ directory to the new package structure under src/databricks/labs/community_connector/sources/.