⚠️ This project is discontinued.

The goal is not to abandon it. In some months a cross platform visual ETL will start to be developed using Etl.Net as the execution engine. The goal is to have, at the end of the day, a FULL open source ETL with never seen features, dramatically easy to extend and... cherry on the cake... that will be permit developers to integrate the designer into their react/dotnet core web applications!

Etl.Net Debugger

Tools to debug Etl.Net processes.

Download

For more details about Etl.Net, follow this project: https://paillave.github.io/Etl.Net

Development status 🚧

Warning

This tool is still under development, don't use it for production purpose yet as it may not behave correctly.

Features

• View the list of process descriptions in an assembly
• View the detailed description of a process
• Execute a process by providing its input values
• View rows issued by each node of the process
• View the detail of a row issued by a node of the process

Note

New requests are very welcome in the issue section

How to use Etl.Net Debugger

Open the application electron.net.host.exe

The application takes a little while to open and there is no splash screen at the moment. It shows an empty screen awaiting the user to select a process.

Click on SELECT PROCESS

This will show a form for the user to select an assembly and a process.

Drag and drop the assembly that contains the process on the dedicated area

This will show the list of processes contained in the selected assembly.

Note

Processes must be static methods with this signature:

public static void AnyMethodName(ISingleStream<AnyClassType> rootStream)

Click on the process that must be executed or verified

This will show the detailed structure of the selected process.

Click on RUN (the play icon at the right of SELECT PROCESS)

This will show a form were values of properties of the input config type can be given.

Note

Type that are not natively serializable in .net will cause a failure for execution. To run such a process, create a dedicated process that wraps this process.

Click on EXECUTE

This will run the process by providing real time evolution of the process. The quantity of rows issued by each node will impact the thickness of the matching stream representation.

Note

Errors in the process execution are not properly handled yet in this version.

Click on a node

This will show the list of events issued by this node, including issued rows.

Click on a row

This will show the detail of the trace (including the content of the issued row).