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Image KNIME® - KNIME PYTHON EXTENSION TEMPLATE

This repository is maintained by the KNIME Team Rakete.

It provides a template for creating KNIME Python extensions.

Contents

This repository contains a template KNIME Python Extensions. The code is organized as follows:

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├── icons
│   │── icon.png
├── src
│   └── extension.py
├── demos
│   └── Example_with_Python_node.knwf
├── knime.yml
├── pixi.toml
├── config.yml
│── LICENSE.TXT
└── README.md

Instructions

You can find instructions on how to work with our code or develop python extensions for KNIME Analytics Platform in the KNIME documentation:

Minimal Instructions to create a KNIME Python extension

Prerequisites:

Instructions:

  1. Clone this repository or use it as a template (click on the green "Use this template" button):
  2. Edit knime.yml - provide your metadata, license, ...
  3. (Optional) Modify the src/extension.py file to implement your own logic.
  4. (Optional) Add python packages to the environment with the following command, or by manually editing the pixi.toml file:
    pixi add <package_name>
  5. Install the python environment:
    pixi install
  6. Test the extension in the KNIME Analytics Platform with the extension in debug mode by adding the following line to the knime.ini file (adjust <path_to_this_repository> in the config.yml):
    -Dknime.python.extension.config=<path/to/your/config.yml>
    
    This will start the KNIME Analytics Platform with your extension installed. You can now test your extension in the KNIME Analytics Platform (e.g. demo workflow).
  7. Bundle your extension:
    pixi run build
    or if you want the extension's local update site in a specific location (default is ./local_update_site):
    pixi run build dest=<path_to_your_update_site>
  8. Install the update site in KNIME via
    File > Install KNIME Extensions... > Available Software Sites > Add... 
    and enter the path to your update site (by default ./local_update_site). After that, you can install your extension.
  9. To publish on KNIME Hub, follow the KNIME Hub documentation.

For detailed instructions on how to create a KNIME Python extension, please refer to the KNIME Python Extension documentation.

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