__init__.py

# Databricks CLI
# Copyright 2017 Databricks, Inc.
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# interfaces (each, an "API") connect requires that the user first obtain
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"""
Databricks Python REST Client 2.0 for interacting with various services.

Currently supports services including clusters, clusters policies and jobs.

Requires Python 3.7 or above.

To get started, below is an example usage of the Python API client.

  # Import databricks package:
  from databricks import *

  # Create a client:
  userName = "user@company.com"
  password = "MySecretPassword"
  client = ApiClient(userName, password, host = "https://dbc-12345678-9101.cloud.databricks.com")

  # List jobs:
  jobs = JobsService(client)
  print jobs.list_jobs()

  # For help:
  help(databricks)

  # To examine available services:
  help(databricks.service)

  # To examine the jobs API:
  help(JobsService)
"""
from .service import *
from .api_client import ApiClient

from databricks_cli import issue_deprecation_warning

issue_deprecation_warning()