luigi.tools.deps_tree

This module parses commands exactly the same as the luigi task runner. You must specify the module, the task and task parameters. Instead of executing a task, this module prints the significant parameters and state of the task and its dependencies in a tree format. Use this to visualize the execution plan in the terminal.

$ luigi-deps-tree --module foo_complex examples.Foo
...
└─--[Foo-{} (PENDING)]
    |---[Bar-{'num': '0'} (PENDING)]
    |   |---[Bar-{'num': '4'} (PENDING)]
    |   └─--[Bar-{'num': '5'} (PENDING)]
    |---[Bar-{'num': '1'} (PENDING)]
    └─--[Bar-{'num': '2'} (PENDING)]
        └─--[Bar-{'num': '6'} (PENDING)]
            |---[Bar-{'num': '7'} (PENDING)]
            |   |---[Bar-{'num': '9'} (PENDING)]
            |   └─--[Bar-{'num': '10'} (PENDING)]
            |       └─--[Bar-{'num': '11'} (PENDING)]
            └─--[Bar-{'num': '8'} (PENDING)]
                └─--[Bar-{'num': '12'} (PENDING)]

Functions

main()
print_tree(task[, indent, last])	Return a string representation of the tasks, their statuses/parameters in a dependency tree format

Classes

bcolors()

colored output for task status

class luigi.tools.deps_tree.bcolors

colored output for task status

OKBLUE = '\x1b[94m'

OKGREEN = '\x1b[92m'

ENDC = '\x1b[0m'

luigi.tools.deps_tree.print_tree(task, indent='', last=True)

Return a string representation of the tasks, their statuses/parameters in a dependency tree format

luigi.tools.deps_tree.main()