TEMPLATE How to guide {stub}
This guide will help you {do something.} {That something is important or useful, because of some reason.}
Prerequisites: This how-to guide assumes you have:
- Completed the Getting Started Tutorial
- Have a working installation of Great Expectations
- Additional guide-specific prerequisites go here.
Do not introduce additional heading hierarchy or headers.
- Guides must have a single h2 ## Stepsheading with numbered h3### 1. xxxheadings below it. This ensures consistency and supports a built in TOC seen on the upper right of all guides.
- Guides may have an optional ## Additional Notesand## Next Stepsheadings as shown at the end of this template.
Steps#
What qualifies as a step?
To qualify as a step, the things within it must either:
- require user input (change a name, add credentials, etc)
- or require user to run something and view output
1. First do this#
Run this code to {do a thing}.
import os2. Next do this.#
{Concise description of what the user is going to do}.
context = ge.get_context()3. Finally, do this.#
Use tabs to represent choices.
When using Great Expectations there are sometimes choices to be made that do not warrant a separate how to guide. Use tabs to represent these.
Next, do {concise description of what the user is going to do} using either {choice in tab 1} or {choice in tab 2}.
- Using the CLI
- Using Python
Run this command in the CLI.
great_expectations --v3-api suite newRun this code in Python.
import os
from ruamel import yamlCongratulations! You successfully {did the thing this guide is about}.
Additional Notes#
Additional Notes are optional and may contain:
- links to any scripts used in this guide to facilitate user feedback via GitHub
- additional context (use extremely sparingly)
To view the full scripts used in this page, see them on GitHub:
Next Steps#
Next steps are optional
Include them only if it makes sense.
Now that you've {done a thing}, you'll want to work on these {other things}: