Apache Atlas DCAT library

atlasdcat package

Submodules

atlasdcat.attribute module

Attribute module for mapping an Atlas Glossery to DCAT rdf.

class atlasdcat.attribute.Attribute(value)

Bases: str, Enum

Attribute enum.

ACCESS_RIGHTS = 'accessRights'
ACCESS_URL = 'accessURL'
CONTACT_EMAIL = 'contactEmail'
CONTACT_NAME = 'contactName'
DATASET = 'Dataset'
DISTRIBUTION = 'Distribution'
DOWNLOAD_URL = 'downloadURL'
FORMAT = 'format'
FREQUENCY = 'frequency'
GENERATED = 'generated'
INCLUDE_IN_DCAT = 'includeInDCAT'
KEYWORD = 'keyword'
LICENSE = 'license'
PUBLISHER = 'publisher'
SPATIAL = 'spatial'
SPATIAL_RESOLUTION_IN_METERS = 'spatialResolutionInMeters'
TEMPORAL_END_DATE = 'temporalEndDate'
TEMPORAL_RESOLUTION = 'temporalResolution'
TEMPORAL_START_DATE = 'temporalStartDate'
THEME = 'theme'
TITLE = 'title'

atlasdcat.glossaryclient module

AtlasClient module for mapping an Atlas Glossery to DCAT rdf.

class atlasdcat.glossaryclient.AtlasGlossaryClient(endpoint_url, authentication, **kwargs)

Bases: GlossaryClient

Class for Atlas Glossary REST Client.

update_term(term, **kwargs)

Update a single term to Apache Atlas.

Provide an AtlasGlossaryTerm or dictionary.

Parameters
  • term (Union[Dict, _CrossPlatformTerm]) – The term to be updated.

  • kwargs (Dict) – The parameters to pass into the url.

Return type

Dict

Returns

The updated term’s current state.

Raises

TypeError – A type error

atlasdcat.mapper module

Mapper module for mapping an Atlas Glossery to DCAT rdf.

This module contains methods for mapping an Atlas Glossery to DCAT rdf according to the dcat-ap-no v.2 standard

Example

Setup the AtlasDcatMapper. >>> from atlasdcat import AtlasDcatMapper, AtlasGlossaryClient >>> from pyapacheatlas.auth import BasicAuthentication >>> >>> atlas_auth = BasicAuthentication(username=”dummy”, password=”dummy”) >>> atlas_client = AtlasGlossaryClient( >>> endpoint_url=”http://atlas”, authentication=atlas_auth >>> ) >>> >>> mapper = AtlasDcatMapper( >>> glossary_client=atlas_client, >>> glossary_id=”myglossary”, >>> catalog_uri=”https://example.com/catalog”, >>> catalog_language=”http://publications.europa.eu/resource/authority/language/NOB”, >>> catalog_title=”Catalog”, >>> catalog_publisher=”https://domain/publisher”, >>> dataset_uri_template=”http://domain/datasets/{guid}”, >>> distribution_uri_template=”http://domain/distributions/{guid}”, >>> language=”nb”, >>> )

Map glossary terms to DCAT Catalog >>> try: >>> mapper.fetch_glossary() >>> catalog = mapper.map_glossary_terms_to_dataset_catalog() >>> print(catalog.to_rdf()) >>> except Exception as e: >>> print(f”An exception occurred: {e}”)

>>> catalog = Catalog()
>>> catalog.identifier = "http://catalog-uri"
>>> catalog.title = {"nb": "mytitle"}
>>> catalog.publisher = "http://publisher"
>>> catalog.language = ["nb"]
>>> catalog.license = ""
>>> dataset = Dataset()
>>> dataset.title = {"nb": "Dataset"}
>>> dataset.description = {"nb": "Dataset description"}
>>> catalog.datasets = [dataset]
>>>
>>> try:
>>>  6+
 mapper.fetch_glossary()
        mapper.map_dataset_catalog_to_glossary_terms(catalog)
        mapper.save_glossary_terms()
    except Exception as e:
        print(f"An exception occurred: {e}")
class atlasdcat.mapper.AtlasDcatMapper(glossary_client, glossary_id, catalog_uri, catalog_language, catalog_title, catalog_publisher, dataset_uri_template, distribution_uri_template, language='nb', attr_mapping=None, is_purview=None, include_approved_only=False)

Bases: object

Class for mapping Atlas Glossary terms to DCAT catalog.

fetch_glossary()

Fetch detailed glossary.

Return type

None

property glossary_terms: List[Dict]

List[Dict], the persisted glossary terms.

Return type

List[Dict]

map_dataset_catalog_to_glossary_terms(catalog)

Map dcat dataset catalog RDF resource to glossary terms.

Parameters

catalog (Catalog) – A dataset catalog RDF resource

Raises
Return type

None

map_glossary_terms_to_dataset_catalog()

Map glossary terms to dcat dataset catalog RDF resource.

Return type

Catalog

Returns

A catalog RDF resource.

Raises

InvalidStateError – If glossary is not fetched before calling this function

save_glossary_terms()

Save glossary terms.

Raises

InvalidStateError – If there are no terms to save.

Return type

None

property tmp_glossary_terms: List[Dict]

Dict, the temporary glossary terms.

Return type

List[Dict]

exception atlasdcat.mapper.FormatError

Bases: MappingError

Exception class for format errors.

exception atlasdcat.mapper.InvalidStateError

Bases: MappingError

Exception class for invalid state errors.

exception atlasdcat.mapper.MappingError

Bases: Exception

Exception class for mapping errors.

exception atlasdcat.mapper.TemporalError

Bases: MappingError

Exception class for temporal errors.

atlasdcat.termtype module

Termtype module for mapping an Atlas Glossery to DCAT rdf.

class atlasdcat.termtype.TermType(value)

Bases: Enum

Term type enum.

DATASET = 1
DISTRIBUTION = 2
UNKNOWN = -1

Module contents

atlasdcat package.

example

Very simple server exposing an API with the DCAT-representation.

NOT suited for production use

Requirements

.env in a basic auth scenario:

BASIC_AUTH_USERNAME=dummy
BASIC_AUTH_ATLAS_PASSWORD=dummy
ATLAS_ENDPOINT_URL=http://your.atlas.host.com/api/atlas/v2

If you run against openID connect (e.g. in Azure Purview scenario), this is what you need to put in your .env:

SERVICE_PRINCIPLE_TENANT_ID=
SERVICE_PRINCIPLE_CLIENT_ID=
SERVICE_PRINCIPLE_CLIENT_SECRET=very_secret_secret
ATLAS_ENDPOINT_URL=http://your.purview.host.com/catalog/api/atlas/v2

Setup local Apache Atlas server

cd atlas
docker-compose up

After building the atlas docker image, docker-compose will start the following services: atlas-server, kafka and zookeeper. Starting the Apache Atlas server can take up to 10 minutes. Be patient.

Wait for the following message:

atlas-server_1 | Apache Atlas Server started!!!
atlas-server_1 | 
atlas-server_1 | waiting for atlas to be ready
atlas-server_1 | .....
atlas-server_1 | Server: Apache Atlas
...
atlas-server_1 | glossary created
atlas-server_1 | Done setting up Atlas

Configuration (.env file)

GLOSSARY_ID=xxxx
BASIC_AUTH_USERNAME=admin
BASIC_AUTH_ATLAS_PASSWORD=admin
ATLAS_ENDPOINT_URL=http://localhost:21000/api/atlas/v2

Run following command to get the glossary ID

curl -u admin:admin  http://localhost:21000/api/atlas/v2/glossary

This will output something like this. Look for the value for “guid”.

[{"guid":"2c453c5e-6d47-4fcc-ae17-d1753ab72abb","qualifiedName":"myglossary",
"name":"myglossary", "terms":[{"termGuid":"0181bc5d-58aa-4194-8c5e-c8267a305ead",
"relationGuid":"1d94e821-bf9e-4d12-b145-35b66d5be2ee","displayText":"dataset"}]}]

Usage

% poetry run python simple-server.py

In another shell:

Fetch data catalog as RDF

% curl http://localhost:8081/catalog

Save data catalog as Glossary Terms to Apache Atlas.

The dataset identifier should be omitted when a dataset does not exist in Atlas. The mapper will generate an identifier.

% curl -X POST -H "Content-Type: application/json" \
    -d '{ 
        "_type": "Catalog",
        "access_rights_comments": [],
        "catalogrecords": [
            {
                "_type": "CatalogRecord",
                "conforms_to": [],
                "identifier": "http://example.com/catalog-record/1"
            }
        ],
        "conforms_to": [],
        "datasets": [
            {
                "_type": "Dataset",
                "access_rights_comments": [],
                "conforms_to": [],
                "distributions": [],
                "frequency": "http://WEEKLY",
                "is_referenced_by": [],
                "landing_page": [],
                "language": [],
                "qualified_attributions": [],
                "qualified_relation": [],
                "resource_relation": [],
                "theme": [],
                "title": {"en": "Dataset 1", "nb": "Datasett 1"},
                "description": {"en": "Dataset 1 description", "nb": "Datasett 1 beskrivelse"}
            },
            {
                "_type": "Dataset",
                "access_rights_comments": [],
                "conforms_to": [],
                "distributions": [],
                "is_referenced_by": [],
                "landing_page": [],
                "language": [],
                "qualified_attributions": [],
                "qualified_relation": [],
                "resource_relation": [],
                "theme": [],
                "title": {"en": "Dataset 2", "nb": "Datasett 2"},
                "description": {"en": "Dataset 2 description", "nb": "Datasett 2 beskrivelse"}
            }
        ],
        "description": {"en": "Description", "nb": "Beskrivelse"},
        "identifier": "http://example.com/catalogs/1",
        "is_referenced_by": [],
        "landing_page": [],
        "language": ["en", "nb"],
        "qualified_attributions": [],
        "qualified_relation": [],
        "resource_relation": [],
        "themes": [],
        "title": {"en": "This catalog", "nb": "Denne katalogen"}
    }' \
    http://localhost:8081/catalog

License

Apache License

Version 2.0, January 2004

http://www.apache.org/licenses/

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A Python library for mapping Apache Atlas Glossary terms to DCAT metadata and vice versa.

Specifications the Norwegian Application Profile of the DCAT standard.

Installation

To install the datacatalogtordf package, run this command in your terminal:

$ pip install atlasdcat

Usage

Setup Atlas DCAT Mapper:

from atlasdcat import AtlasDcatMapper, AtlasGlossaryClient
from pyapacheatlas.auth import BasicAuthentication

atlas_auth = BasicAuthentication(username="dummy", password="dummy")
atlas_client = AtlasGlossaryClient(
    endpoint_url="http://atlas", authentication=atlas_auth
)

mapper = AtlasDcatMapper(
    glossary_client=atlas_client,
    glossary_id="myglossary",
    catalog_uri="https://domain/catalog",
    catalog_language="http://publications.europa.eu/resource/authority/language/NOB",
    catalog_title="Catalog",
    catalog_publisher="https://domain/publisher",
    dataset_uri_template="http://domain/datasets/{guid}",
    distribution_uri_template="http://domain/distributions/{guid}",
    language="nb",
)

Map Apache Atlas Glossary terms to DCAT RDF (turtle):

try:
    mapper.fetch_glossary()
    catalog = mapper.map_glossary_terms_to_dataset_catalog()
    print(catalog.to_rdf())
except Exception as e:
    print(f"An exception occurred: {e}")

Map DCAT RDF Catalog to Apache Atlas Glossary terms:

catalog = Catalog()
catalog.identifier = "http://catalog-uri"
catalog.title = {"nb": "mytitle"}
catalog.publisher = "http://publisher"
catalog.language = ["nb"]
catalog.license = ""

dataset = Dataset()
dataset.title = {"nb": "Dataset"}
dataset.description = {"nb": "Dataset description"}
catalog.datasets = [dataset]

try:
    mapper.fetch_glossary()
    mapper.map_dataset_catalog_to_glossary_terms(catalog)
    mapper.save_glossary_terms()
except Exception as e:
    print(f"An exception occurred: {e}")

For an example of usage of this library in a simple server, see example .