snow snowpark init¶
Initializes this directory with a sample set of files for creating a Snowpark project. This command is deprecated and will be removed soon. Please use ‘snow init’ instead
Syntax¶
snow snowpark init
<project_name>
--format <format>
--verbose
--debug
--silent
Arguments¶
project_name
Name of the Snowpark project you want to create.
Options¶
--format [TABLE|JSON]
Specifies the output format.
--verbose, -v
Displays log entries for log levels
info
and higher.--debug
Displays log entries for log levels
debug
and higher; debug logs contains additional information.--silent
Turns off intermediate output to console.
--help
Displays the help text for this command.
Usage notes¶
<project_name>
can be either a name or an absolute path.If you don’t specify
<project_name>
, the command creates the creates a project directory namedexample_snowpark
and initializes the project in that directory.If you specify
<project_name>
as a name, the command creates the creates a project directory with the specified name inside the current directory and initializes the project in that directory.If you specify
<project_name>
as an absolute path, the command creates the creates the specified directory and initializes the project in that directory. If the parent directory in the path does not exist, the command displays an error.
It copies the project template from the snowflakedb/snowflake-cli git repo.
Examples¶
Initialize a project with no
<project_name>
:snow snowpark init
Initialized the new project in example_snowpark/
Initialize a named project in the current directory:
snow snowpark init my_new_project
Initialized the new project in my_new_project/
Initialize a project using an absolute path:
snow snowpark init ~/my_projects/new_snowpark
Initialized the new project in ~/my_projects/new_snowpark