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Version: 0.15.50

How to configure notebooks generated by suite-edit

This guide shows how to customize the Jupyter Notebooks generated by great_expectations suite edit

Prerequisites: This how-to guide assumes you have:

The Jupyter Notebooks generated by great_expectations suite edit are made of different sections:

  • header_markdown
  • footer_markdown
  • table_expectations_header_markdown
  • column_expectations_header_markdown
  • table_expectations_not_found_markdown
  • column_expectations_not_found_markdown
  • authoring_intro_markdown
  • column_expectations_markdown
  • header_code
  • footer_code
  • column_expectation_code
  • table_expectation_code

Each one of those cells expects either Markdown or code. Great Expectations has defaults for each one of those sections, but it supports each section to be overwritten. The default class supports using Jinja templating for dynamic rendering.

Additionally, the class that generates the Jupyter Notebooks can be overwritten.

Overwriting the class​

In great_expectations.yml add

notebooks:
    suite_edit:
        class_name: CustomeSuiteEditNotebookRender
        module_name: custom_plugin.render.renderer.suite_edit_notebook_renderer

Overwriting a section​

For markdown

notebooks:
    suite_edit:
        custom_templates_module: notebook_assets.suite_edit
        header_markdown:
            file_name: HEADER.md
            template_kwargs:
                company_name: MyCompany

In this case, Great Expectations will overwrite the header_markdown section with the file HEADER.md, which contains the Jinja variable company_name.

The file should be in your package notebook_assets.suite_edit.

For example:

great_expectations/plugins/notebook_assets/suite_edit/HEADER.md:

# Custom header for {{ company_name }}

For code

notebooks:
    suite_edit:
        custom_templates_module: notebook_assets.suite_edit
        footer_code:
            file_name: footer.py
            template_kwargs:
                site_name: site_local
                validation_operator_name: local

In this case, Great Expectations will overwrite the footer_code section with the file footer.py, which contains the Jinja variables site_name, and validation_operator_name.

The file should be in your package notebook_assets.suite_edit.

For example:

great_expectations/plugins/notebook_assets/suite_edit/footer.py:

batch.save_expectation_suite(discard_failed_expectations=False)
run_id = {
    "run_name": "some_string_that_uniquely_identifies_this_run",  # insert your own run_name here
    "run_time": datetime.datetime.now(datetime.timezone.utc),
}
results = context.run_validation_operator(
    "{{ validation_operator_name }}", assets_to_validate=[batch], run_id=run_id
)
validation_result_identifier = results.list_validation_result_identifiers()[0]
context.build_data_docs(site_names=["{{ site_name }}"])
context.open_data_docs(validation_result_identifier, site_name="version-0.15.50 {{ site_name }}")

Notes​

The template_kwargs argument is optional, so the provided files do not have to contain Jinja templating.