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This repository contains example applications built using the Snowflake Native App Framework. These examples have been built and are supported by Snowflake Inc., are self-contained, and can be deployed directly to your account using Snowflake CLI.
Deploying and exploring any of the example applications available in this repository is simple. Generally speaking, the process is:
- Ensure Snowflake CLI is installed and up-to-date
- Clone this repository
- Change to the example application directory of your choosing
- Execute
snow app runfrom your command line to deploy the app using your default connection
Some applications require other account-level setup before they can be properly deployed; see the individual application directories for more detailed instructions. To manage your Snowflake CLI connections, see the Snowflake CLI documentation.
| Application | Description |
|---|---|
| Account Privileges | How to add account privileges to an object reference within a native application. |
| Custom Billing Events | How to bill costs from the provider side by adding a billing event to a procedure call. |
| Data Mapping | Accompaniment to the Data Mapping in Snowflake Native Apps using Streamlit quickstart. |
| External Access Integration | How to create an external access integration and connect to an API within a native application. |
| Mailorder | How to implement the business operations of an imaginary mail-order business within a native application using Snowpark. |
| Object-level References | A simple dashboard to show how to interact with the object-level references and bindings. |
| Reference Usage | How to share a provider table with a native application whose data is replicated to any consumer in the data cloud. |
| SPCS Three-tier | A simple three-tiered web app that can be deployed in Snowpark Container Services. It queries the TPC-H 100 data set and returns the top sales clerks. |
| Snowflake Cortex | A simple example on how to implement the Cortex Complete and to make it interact with user data. |
| Tasks and Streams | How to execute a task and visualize changes using streams within a native application. |
Contributions are welcome and encouraged under the Apache 2.0 License. Please feel free to open issues or pull requests.