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dlt+ Project Guide

In this multichapter tutorial, you will learn how to use the dlt+ project commands to create and manage dlt projects. A basic understanding of how dlt works and dlts core concepts is required to follow this tutorial.

Setup notes

We advise to create a virtual environment and install the dlt plus package in it: pip install dlt-plus. You will need a valid dlt-plus license to run the commands.

Generel information

The main commands covered in this tutorial are:

  • dlt project init - Initialize a new dlt project
  • dlt destination ... add/list - Add a new destination to your project
  • dlt source ... add/list - Add a new source to your project
  • dlt pipeline ... add/list - Add a new pipeline to your project
  • dlt profile ... add/list - Add a new profile to your project
  • dlt dataset ... head / row-counts - Inspect datasets

You can always use the --help flag to discover all options for each command. If you need a stacktrace if something goes wrong, you can add the --debug flag after the dlt keyword: dlt --debug project config show.

For now there are three chapters in this tutorial:

This demo works on codespaces. Codespaces is a development environment available for free to anyone with a Github account. You'll be asked to fork the demo repository and from there the README guides you with further steps.
The demo uses the Continue VSCode extension.

Off to codespaces!

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