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Jiajie Zhong updated COMDEV-462:
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    Description: 
Up to now, Apache DolphinScheduler Python API has CLI only with limited command 
supported and our community wishes it to become a more powerful tool and 
support as much command as possible(unless command has security issue).

It only supports `version` and `config` for now, which you could see more 
detail in  [https://dolphinscheduler.apache.org/python/cli.html]

Basicly, we think the following comand is helpful for CLI:
 * `run <DAG name> [--example]`: Run local workflow DAG file or examples 
build-in
 * `users`: User's operation, CURD
 * `projects`: Project's operation, CURD, gant to other user
 * `tenants`: Tenant's operation, CURD
 * `workflow`: Workflow's operation, CURD, name change, should also change  the 
local Python file name
 * `visualize`: Show task graph in the terminal.
 * etc...

Beside the functional addtion, we should also consider the output part of CLI 
which make our output more clear and cool. We **may** consider using (we should 
also find other interested package to do it):
 * [rich|[https://github.com/Textualize/rich]:] For highlight our output, or 
using some exists rich plugin like `click-rich`
 * [tabulate|[https://github.com/astanin/python-tabulate]:] For the tables 
visualization in terminal

If you want to take this ticket, you should better be comfortable with Python, 
have a little knowledge of task scheduling systems. And because Apache 
DolphinScheduler core written with Java, basic java knowledge is better.

  was:
Up to now, Apache DolphinScheduler Python API has CLI only with limited command 
supported and our community wish it become more powerful tool and support as 
much command as possible(unless command have security issue).

It only support  `version` and `config` for now, which you could see more 
detail in 


> [DolphinScheduler] Python API CLI enhancement
> ---------------------------------------------
>
>                 Key: COMDEV-462
>                 URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/COMDEV-462
>             Project: Community Development
>          Issue Type: Task
>          Components: GSoC/Mentoring ideas
>            Reporter: Jiajie Zhong
>            Priority: Major
>              Labels: DolphinScheduler, full-time, gsoc2022
>
> Up to now, Apache DolphinScheduler Python API has CLI only with limited 
> command supported and our community wishes it to become a more powerful tool 
> and support as much command as possible(unless command has security issue).
> It only supports `version` and `config` for now, which you could see more 
> detail in  [https://dolphinscheduler.apache.org/python/cli.html]
> Basicly, we think the following comand is helpful for CLI:
>  * `run <DAG name> [--example]`: Run local workflow DAG file or examples 
> build-in
>  * `users`: User's operation, CURD
>  * `projects`: Project's operation, CURD, gant to other user
>  * `tenants`: Tenant's operation, CURD
>  * `workflow`: Workflow's operation, CURD, name change, should also change  
> the local Python file name
>  * `visualize`: Show task graph in the terminal.
>  * etc...
> Beside the functional addtion, we should also consider the output part of CLI 
> which make our output more clear and cool. We **may** consider using (we 
> should also find other interested package to do it):
>  * [rich|[https://github.com/Textualize/rich]:] For highlight our output, or 
> using some exists rich plugin like `click-rich`
>  * [tabulate|[https://github.com/astanin/python-tabulate]:] For the tables 
> visualization in terminal
> If you want to take this ticket, you should better be comfortable with 
> Python, have a little knowledge of task scheduling systems. And because 
> Apache DolphinScheduler core written with Java, basic java knowledge is 
> better.



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