Getting Started
Installation
Install LazyDatabricks on your system
LazyDatabricks can be installed using pip or pipx.
Using pip
pip install lazydatabricksUsing pipx (Recommended)
pipx installs Python applications in isolated environments:
pipx install lazydatabricksFrom Source
For development or to get the latest changes:
git clone https://github.com/mfbaig35r/lazydatabricks.git
cd lazydatabricks
pip install -e ".[dev]"Requirements
- Python 3.10 or higher
- A Databricks workspace with API access
- Valid authentication credentials
Verify Installation
After installation, test the connection:
lazydatabricks testLaunch Modes
LazyDatabricks supports both TUI (interactive) and CLI (non-interactive) modes:
# Launch the TUI (default)
lazydatabricks
# Use a specific profile
lazydatabricks --profile staging
# CLI mode (non-interactive)
lazydatabricks health # Health snapshot
lazydatabricks clusters # List clusters
lazydatabricks jobs # List jobs
lazydatabricks test # Test connectionNext Steps
Once installed, you'll need to configure your Databricks authentication.