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@deepnote/cloud

v0.1.0

Published

Client for the Deepnote Cloud runs API

Downloads

232

Readme

@deepnote/cloud

Client for the Deepnote Cloud API (preview): create notebooks, trigger a run, poll it to completion, and fetch its execution snapshot.

Used by deepnote run --cloud (@deepnote/cli) and by @deepnote/local-runner.

A thin client on purpose — it deals in ids and plain shapes, not .deepnote domain types, so callers map their own content onto {@link ProjectSpec}.

Installation

npm install @deepnote/cloud

Usage

import {
  triggerNotebookRun,
  pollRunUntilComplete,
  fetchSnapshotContent,
} from "@deepnote/cloud";

const started = await triggerNotebookRun(baseUrl, token, {
  notebookId,
  inputs,
  blockIds,
});
const run = await pollRunUntilComplete(baseUrl, token, started.runId, {
  snapshotDelivery: "inline",
});
const snapshotYaml = await fetchSnapshotContent(run, { baseUrl, token });

Auth is Authorization: Bearer <token>. Endpoints: POST {baseUrl}/v2/runs and GET {baseUrl}/v2/runs/{runId}. Response schemas are permissive (.passthrough()) because the API is in preview and its exact shape may drift. Failures throw ApiError (from @deepnote/database-integrations).

API reference

| Export | Description | | ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ | | createProject(baseUrl, token, spec, opts?) | Create a project, its notebooks, and their blocks; returns the ids Deepnote assigned. See below. | | triggerNotebookRun(baseUrl, token, body) | POST /v2/runs — start a run of an existing notebook. Returns the normalized run. | | getRun(baseUrl, token, runId, options?) | GET /v2/runs/{runId} — fetch a run's current state. | | pollRunUntilComplete(baseUrl, token, runId, opts?) | Poll until the run reaches a terminal status. Retries transient failures; enforces a deadline. | | fetchSnapshotContent(run, options) | Return the run's snapshot YAML, from inline content or a downloadUrl. null if it has none. | | describeRunError(run) | A human-readable message for a failed run, if the API supplied one. | | isTerminalStatus / isSuccessStatus / isFailedStatus | Status classifiers. Unknown statuses are treated as non-terminal, so a drifting API cannot hang. | | RUN_STATUSES, RunStatus | The known run statuses. | | RunTimeoutError | Thrown when pollRunUntilComplete exceeds its deadline. Carries the runId — the run may still be executing. | | NormalizedRun, TriggerRunBody, GetRunOptions, PollOptions, FetchSnapshotOptions | Types. | | listAllProjects(baseUrl, token, opts?) | GET /v2/projects — every project in the workspace, walking pagination to exhaustion. | | getProjectDetail(baseUrl, token, projectId, opts?) | GET /v2/projects/{id} — one project, including its working-directory file inventory. | | exportProject(baseUrl, token, projectId, opts?) | GET /v2/projects/{id}/export — the project's notebooks as deterministic .deepnote documents (unzipped from the export ZIP, one per notebook). See below. | | importProject(baseUrl, token, projectId, files, opts?) | POST /v2/projects/{id}/import — reconcile a ZIP of .deepnote documents (the exact inverse of export) into the project. See below. | | uploadProjectFile(baseUrl, token, projectId, path, bytes, opts?) | POST /v2/files — upload one working-directory file (multipart). Does not overwrite; delete first. Buffered transfers are limited to 100 MiB. | | deleteProjectFile(baseUrl, token, projectId, path, opts?) | DELETE /v2/files — delete one working-directory file; false if it did not exist. | | downloadProjectFile(baseUrl, token, projectId, path, opts?) | GET /v2/files/download — raw bytes of one working-directory file. Buffered transfers are limited to 100 MiB. |

Note on exportProject: the export is a ZIP with one .deepnote document per notebook, each carrying the full project envelope and a shared metadata.modifiedAt. exportProject unzips it and returns the documents ({ filename, content }[], sorted by filename). The documents are byte-deterministic for an unchanged project — the ZIP container is not — so compute change fingerprints over the documents, not the archive.

Note on importProject: sends a ZIP with one .deepnote document per notebook, matching the export shape. Pass the export's metadata.modifiedAt as baseModifiedAt to detect structural changes (notebooks created/deleted/renamed, other imports), and a content hash as baseContentHash to also detect editor block edits, which never advance the timestamp; on either mismatch the server rejects the import with a 409 (lost-update protection), and force skips both checks. Imports reconcile by notebook id (unmatched notebooks are created, missing ones are deleted only with deleteMissingNotebooks; an empty ZIP imports no notebooks, or deletes every notebook under that flag). Every document must belong to the target project and agree on project name and integration attachments. The shared name is applied, and a present project.integrations list reconciles the project's attachments ([] detaches all; an absent field leaves them unchanged). Integration credentials and settings.requirements are never imported.

Note on fetchSnapshotContent: the bearer token is sent only when the download URL is same-origin with baseUrl. A cross-origin URL (e.g. a presigned S3 link) is fetched without auth, so the token is never leaked to a third-party host.

Note on createProject: this is the headless counterpart to uploadNotebook, which uses the unauthenticated /v1/import endpoint and therefore has to be finished in a browser. With a token, prefer createProject — it returns the new ids, so you can run the notebook immediately.

Two API details leak through it. POST /v2/projects seeds a new project with an empty placeholder notebook, which createProject deletes once yours exist (there is no endpoint to rename one); a placeholder it cannot delete is reported via onWarning rather than failing the create. And there is no bulk block endpoint, so blocks cost one sequential request each — use onProgress to report that on a large notebook. A create that fails midway leaves partial content: there is no transaction.

License

Apache-2.0