I have a process inside a PythonCaller that converts a long pandas dataframe into a wide dataframe that when output, has around 200 columns. The dataframes are transformed back into an fme feature for output. Now I need to expose all 200 column names but need to avoid doing this manually. Is there any way to do this from within the PythonCaller?
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How to expose a large amount of attributes created inside a PythonCaller?
Best answer by david_r
If you could write a CSV file (e.g. from your Python script) with all the attribute names, then you can import this list into the AttributeExposer.
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If you could write a CSV file (e.g. from your Python script) with all the attribute names, then you can import this list into the AttributeExposer.
If you could write a CSV file (e.g. from your Python script) with all the attribute names, then you can import this list into the AttributeExposer.
Thank you @david_r