Quickstart
To run your script with Gromet, you only need two files:
A
.yaml
configA
.py
script with amain()
function
1. Create a Config (.yaml
)
.yaml
)In the Config tab, define:
script_name
andscript_description
(used for labelling)python_version
(e.g. "3.12.11")A list of
dependencies
(e.g. pandas, openpyxl, etc.)A list of
inputs
that your Python function will receive
script_name: "Excel Invoice Merger"
script_description: |
Merge multiple Excel invoice files into a single consolidated report,
summarising totals and highlighting discrepancies.
python_version: "3.13"
dependencies:
- pandas==2.2.2
- openpyxl==3.1.2
inputs:
- arg: input_file
title: Upload Excel File
required: true
type: file
extensions: [xlsx, xls]
- arg: simple_text
title: Label
type: text
placeholder: "Experiment 42"
- arg: environment
title: Environment
type: dropdown
required: true
options:
- value: dev
label: Development
- value: staging
label: Staging
- value: prod
label: Production
🧠 Dependency Tips
If you omit the version, Gromet will install the latest available version from PyPI.
dependencies: - openpyxl # installs the latest
To ensure stability, pin versions:
dependencies: - openpyxl==3.1.2
Or allow minor updates only:
dependencies: - openpyxl~=3.1 # latest 3.1.x
Incorrect or missing dependencies can cause runtime errors.
2. Write Your Script
In the Script tab, define a function called main()
that accepts the same inputs as defined in your YAML. Match names exactly.
def main(input_file, simple_text, environment):
# Your code here
return
📌 Notes:
Uploaded files are passed as file paths
Dropdowns, text, and date inputs are passed as strings
multiselect
fields return an object like{ "id": "u123", "displayName": "Alice Lee" }
✅ Supported Python Versions
Gromet supports running scripts across multiple Python versions. Each version includes the latest stable patch.
3.13.x (coming soon)
3.12.11
3.11.13
3.10.18
3.9.23
Gromet will automatically fetch and run the specified version behind the scenes — no setup required.
3. Hit ▶ Run
That’s it. Just click Run.
Your script will execute with your defined inputs and environment.
⏳ The first run may take a few minutes while dependencies and the specified Python version are installed. Future runs are much faster.
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