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https://github.com/meltanolabs/evidence-ext

A Meltano extension for Evidence.dev, built with the Meltano EDK
https://github.com/meltanolabs/evidence-ext

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A Meltano extension for Evidence.dev, built with the Meltano EDK

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# evidence-ext

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`evidence-ext` is A Meltano utility extension for [Evidence.dev](https://evidence.dev) 📊

## Testing with Meltano

This extension includes a sample Evidence project, along with a `meltano.yml` project file, allowing you to test Evidence with Meltano.

```shell
# install Meltano
pipx install meltano
# install the Meltano project locally
meltano install
# run evidence in dev mode
meltano invoke evidence dev
# build the example evidence project
meltano invoke evidence build
```

## Upgrading Evidence Versions

From time to time you may need to upgrade the version of an evidence project.

```shell
# install latest version of evidence
meltano invoke evidence upgrade
# run arbitrary npm commands for evidence
meltano invoke evidence npm {args}
```

## Installing this extension for local development

1. Install the project dependencies with `poetry install`:

```shell
cd path/to/your/project
poetry install
```

2. Verify that you can invoke the extension:

```shell
poetry run evidence_extension --help
poetry run evidence_extension describe --format=yaml
poetry run evidence_invoker --help # if you have are wrapping another tool
```

## Template updates

This project was generated with [copier](https://copier.readthedocs.io/en/stable/) from the [Meltano EDK template](https://github.com/meltano/edk).
Answers to the questions asked during the generation process are stored in the `.copier_answers.yml` file.

Removing this file can potentially cause unwanted changes to the project if the supplied answers differ from the original when using `copier update`.