Resurfacing this again for the folks who missed it - https://airbytehq.slack.com/archives/C023W76QGE4/p1660340548555459 👋 Hi, folks! Here is a simple bash CLI we've built (kudos to @Christopher Wu) to run any Airbyte source & destination locally without the need to setup an airbyte Airbyte server. It can be very handy when you just have a single connection to run and not bother with Airbyte server setup shenanigans, or perhaps when you're troubleshooting a new source/destination during development or testing. Get it here - https://github.com/faros-ai/airbyte-local-cli Usage example with Service Now source and Faros destination:

./airbyte-local.sh \
   --src 'farosai/airbyte-servicenow-source' \
   --src.username '<source_username>' \
   --src.password '<source_password>' \
   --src.url '<source_url>' \
   --dst 'farosai/airbyte-faros-destination' \
   --dst.faros_api_url '<faros_api_url>' \
   --dst.faros_api_key '<faros_api_key>' \
   --dst.graph 'default' \
   --state state.json \
   --check-connection

@Chris Sean (Airbyte) look at this! 😮

this is incredible. Just what I was looking for that I didn’t even know I was looking for!

Amazing 🙂

Thank you. Kudos go to @Christopher Wu and Will on my team.