Can we import a custom package created in one Code Engine to another Code Engine?

Makam · December 17

I want to know if it is possible to create a local Python package in one Code Engine of Domo, then import and reuse it in another Code Engine.

For example:

Create functions or a custom package in a first Code Engine.
Share this code with another Code Engine to avoid duplication.

Is there a native way or alternative approaches to reuse code between multiple Code Engines in Domo? If so, what would be the best practice to achieve this?

MattTheGuru · December 18

@Makam there is no direct, “native” Domo feature to share code between Code Engines. Instead, the best practice is to maintain a single external repository or private package index for your shared code. Then, each Code Engine environment can fetch and install that code as part of its setup, ensuring code consistency and maintainability across all of your Domo projects.

I have used CDNs like https://www.jsdelivr.com/ for importing NPM packages.

Makam · December 19

Ok thank you very much for your reply

MattTheGuru · December 18

@Makam there is no direct, “native” Domo feature to share code between Code Engines. Instead, the best practice is to maintain a single external repository or private package index for your shared code. Then, each Code Engine environment can fetch and install that code as part of its setup, ensuring code consistency and maintainability across all of your Domo projects.

I have used CDNs like https://www.jsdelivr.com/ for importing NPM packages.

Makam · December 19

Ok thank you very much for your reply

Can we import a custom package created in one Code Engine to another Code Engine?

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