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@ingestro/pipelines-angular

v1.2.0

Published

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Readme

API status npm latest package

An Angular component library that lets your users embed UI workflows for creating and managing Ingestro Data Pipelines directly into your applications.

Table of Contents

What is Ingestro Data Pipelines

Ingestro Data Pipelines is a full pipeline product that enables you to build, deploy, monitor and manage automated data ingestion workflows. Key capabilities include:

  • Defining connectors (inputs/outputs) for various sources/destinations
  • Specifying target data models (TDMs) to shape output schema
  • Building & running pipelines, including scheduling, execution history, error tracking
  • Embeddable Angular UI components ("embeddables") so you can embed parts of the workflow in your own app
  • A REST API for full programmatic control

Features & Components

Here are the main components/ embeddables available in this package. Use them to provide UI workflows for your users inside your application. For full docs, see the Embeddables Guide.

| Embeddable | Purpose | | ------------------------ | ------------------------------------------------------------- | | CreatePipeline | UI to create a new pipeline workflow within your app | | PipelineDetails | View / edit a specific pipeline | | PipelineList | Show a list of all pipelines | | ExecutionDetails | View, inspect and optionally rerun a particular execution run | | ExecutionList | List of executions for one pipeline | | CreateConnector | UI to add a new connector (input/output) for your pipelines | | ConnectorDetails | Inspect/ modify a connector | | ConnectorList | List available connectors | | CreateTargetDataModel | UI to create a target data model (TDM) | | TargetDataModelDetails | View or edit one TDM | | TargetDataModelList | Listing of TDMs |

Authentication

To use the embeddables or call the API directly, you’ll need an access token. The flow is:

  1. Get your license key (from dashboard.ingestro.com)
  2. You authenticate using the license key + an identifier (either a user email or a sub-organization identifier). (Authentication API guide)
  3. You receive an access_token which you include in subsequent requests

Example: Get an access token

curl -X POST "https://api-gateway.ingestro.com/dp/api/v1/auth/access-token"
  -H "Accept: application/json"
  -H "Content-Type: application/json"
  -d '{
    "license_key": "YOUR_LICENSE_KEY",
    "auth": {
      "identifier": "[email protected]",  // or sub-org identifier
      "type": "USER"                     // or "SUB_ORG"
    }
  }'

Response:

{
  "access_token": "YOUR_ACCESS_TOKEN"
}

Getting Started

Install the package:

npm install @ingestro/pipelines-angular
# or
yarn add @ingestro/pipelines-angular

Embeddables Usage

Here’s how to embed a component in your Angular app. All embeddables accept props such as accessToken, settings, and callbacks (e.g. onClose, onCreate, etc.). Always consult the specific guide for the embeddable you're using in the Embeddables docs.

Example for CreatePipeline:

import { CreatePipelineModule, ... } from '@ingestro/pipelines-angular';

@NgModule({
  declarations: [CreatePipelineComponent],
  imports: [CreatePipelineModule],
  providers: [],
  bootstrap: [CreatePipelineComponent],
})
export class AppModule {}
<create-pipeline
  [accessToken]="accessToken"
  [templateId]="templateId"
  [configuration]="configuration"
  [settings]="settings"
  (onPipelineCreate)="onPipelineCreate($event)"
  (onClose)="onClose()"
  (onConnectorCreate)="onConnectorCreate($event)"
  (onTdmCreate)="onTdmCreate($event)"
  (onExecutionView)="onExecutionView($event)"
/>
export class CreatePipelineComponent implements OnInit {
  accessToken!: string;
  templateId!: string;
  configuration!: Configuration;
  settings!: Settings;

  ngOnInit(): void {
    this.accessToken = "ACCESS_TOKEN";
    this.templateId = "TEMPLATE_ID";
    this.configuration = {
      developerMode: false,
      name: "string",
      tdmId: "string",
      outputConnectorId: "string",
      inputConnectorId: "string",
      errorConfig: {
        errorThreshold: 0,
      },
      scheduleConfig: {
        frequency: "HOURLY",
        interval: 0,
        startsOn: new Date(),
        endsOn: new Date(),
      }
    };
    this.settings = {
      i18nOverrides: {},
      language: "en",
      modal: true,
      allowTdmCreation: false,
      allowInputConnectorCreation: false,
      allowOutputConnectorCreation: false,
      runPipelineOnCreation: false
    };
  }

  onPipelineCreate({}): void {
    // Handle pipeline creation
  }

  onClose(): void {
    // Handle close
  }

  onConnectorCreate({}): void {
    // Handle connector creation
  }

  onTdmCreate({}): void {
    // Handle TDM creation
  }

  onExecutionView({}): void {
    // Handle execution view
  }
}

Using the API Directly

If you want full control (e.g. automated processes, server-side integrations, or custom UI), you can use the REST API. See the REST API guide and relevant sub-APIs.

Example: Get all pipelines

curl -X GET "https://api-gateway.ingestro.com/dp/api/v1/pipeline/"
  -H "Accept: application/json"
  -H "Authorization: Bearer YOUR_ACCESS_TOKEN"

Example: Update a pipeline

curl -X PUT "https://api-gateway.ingestro.com/dp/api/v1/pipeline/{pipelineId}"
  -H "Accept: application/json"
  -H "Authorization: Bearer YOUR_ACCESS_TOKEN"
  -H "Content-Type: application/json"
  -d '{
    "name": "New pipeline name",
    "configuration": {},
    "input_connectors": [],
    "output_connectors": [],
    "mapping_config": {}
  }'

Configuration & Props (General)

Some common props/settings across embeddables:

| Prop / Setting | Description | | --------------- | ------------------------------------------------------------------------- | | accessToken | Token obtained via authentication API (must be passed to all embeddables) | | settings | UI settings like language, modal behavior, translations etc. | | configuration | Embeddable-specific configuration options (defaults, initial values) | | Callbacks | Events such as onClose, onCreate, onUpdate, onError etc. |

Further Resources