curl 'http://localhost:6789/api/pipelines/broken_wave/blocks?api_key=zkWlN0PkIKSN0C11CfUHUj84OT5XOJ6tDZ6bDRO2' \ -H 'Accept: application/json, text/plain, */*' \ -H 'Authorization: Bearer 018Cc8ydDUa6YWoLad2oMdw0EKdWWJuyg85D02GN1ww' \ -H 'Content-Type: application/json' \ --data-raw '
{
"block" : {
"name" : "silent fire" ,
"priority" : 2 ,
"configuration" : {
"data_source" : null
} ,
"language" : "python" ,
"type" : "data_exporter"
} ,
"api_key" : "zkWlN0PkIKSN0C11CfUHUj84OT5XOJ6tDZ6bDRO2"
} ' \
--compressed { "block" : {
"content" : null ,
"name" : "silent fire" ,
"priority" : 2 ,
"config" : {
"data_source" : null
} ,
"language" : "python" ,
"type" : "data_loader" ,
"configuration" : { } ,
"upstream_blocks" : [ ]
} ,
} POST /api/pipelines/:pipeline_uuid/blocks
Create a new block in one or more pipelines.
Human readable block name. This is used to generate the UUID, e.g. restless dust. Names will be slugified to a safe-uuid.
Type of block:
callback, chart, conditional, custom, data_exporter, data_loader, dbt, extension, global_data_product, markdown, scratchpad, sensor, transformer
Block color displayed by the frontend for custom blocks. All other block types have predefined colors.
An optional parameter specifying a block configuration file For example, {data_source: "s3"} will create an s3 data loader.
Miscellaneous configuration settings for the block.
Database or data warehouse for the SQL block to connect to.
Database name to use when saving the output of the SQL block.
Profile target for the dbt block.
Schema name to use when saving the output of the SQL block.
Table name to use when saving the output of the SQL block.
Whether to replace the existing table of the SQL block output, append, or
raise an error and fail.
Toggle writing raw SQL in the block. Read more here .
The content of block formatted as a string. Use /n for newlines. Omitting will create an empty block.
The block language:
python, sql, r, yaml, markdown
Array of strings containing the pipeline uuids for which the block is a member.
The 0-indexed position of the block in the pipeline, e.g. 0 is the first block location.
An array of strings representing the uuids of upstream blocks (the blocks on which the new block depends). For example, ["a", "b"] will create a block that depends on blocks a and b.
The unique id of the block. This is generated from name, so it’s not necessary to populate this field.
curl 'http://localhost:6789/api/pipelines/broken_wave/blocks?api_key=zkWlN0PkIKSN0C11CfUHUj84OT5XOJ6tDZ6bDRO2' \ -H 'Accept: application/json, text/plain, */*' \ -H 'Authorization: Bearer 018Cc8ydDUa6YWoLad2oMdw0EKdWWJuyg85D02GN1ww' \ -H 'Content-Type: application/json' \ --data-raw '
{
"block" : {
"name" : "silent fire" ,
"priority" : 2 ,
"configuration" : {
"data_source" : null
} ,
"language" : "python" ,
"type" : "data_exporter"
} ,
"api_key" : "zkWlN0PkIKSN0C11CfUHUj84OT5XOJ6tDZ6bDRO2"
} ' \
--compressed { "block" : {
"content" : null ,
"name" : "silent fire" ,
"priority" : 2 ,
"config" : {
"data_source" : null
} ,
"language" : "python" ,
"type" : "data_loader" ,
"configuration" : { } ,
"upstream_blocks" : [ ]
} ,
} 
