# Python snippets by Workato
The Python snippets by Workato connector allows you to write and execute custom Python snippets by Workato (opens new window) code as part of a recipe.
A popular, easy-to-learn language, Python is commonly used for developing web applications, data pipelines, and machine learning projects.
# Usage Inspiration
Using Workato's Python snippets by Workato connector, you could:
- Transform data, such as date formats
- Convert file formats, such as CSV to JSON
- Chunk large amounts of data (including files) to make it easier to perform downstream operations. For example: breaking a batch of 5000 records into chunks of 500 to prevent an API timeout.
Learn more about executing Python code.
# Supported Features
# Runtime Version
The Python snippets by Workato connector runs Python 3.9 or later.
# Libraries
In addition to the standard libraries included in Python 3.9 or later (opens new window), this connector supports the following libraries:
Additional libraries aren't currently supported.
# Limitations
When using the Python snippets by Workato connector, note that:
- Scripts can be a maximum of 1MB. While scripts that exceed this limit may run, they could cause memory issues.
- Total memory overhead provisioned for the Python snippets by Workato action is 256MB. This include all libraries, temporary memory and inputs sent to the Python snippets by Workato action.
- When dealing with CSV files, we recommend files no larger than 20MB CSVs when used with the Pandas library due to temporary storage required by Pandas
- When dealing with Excel files, we recommend files no larger than 5MB files when used with the Pandas library due to temporary storage required by Pandas and Excel being a compressed form of data which is uncompressed when used with Pandas.
- Actions will time out after 90 seconds
- User-provided libraries aren't currently supported
# Actions
The Python snippets by Workato connector supports these actions:
# Connecting To Workato
The Python snippets by Workato connector doesn't require any setup configuration. Search for Python in the Apps tab and click the icon to get started.
Last updated: 11/4/2024, 10:28:07 PM