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Aliases are a mechanism for assigning identifiers to Python functions, SQL queries, etc. throughout the Morph framework so that they can be easily referenced from other files. Using aliases, you can combine functions and queries spread across multiple files, build data pipelines, and reference data from a front-end built with markdown.
alias overview

Setting up Aliases

Setting up an Alias for a Python Function

To set up an alias for a Python function, use the @morph.func(name="alias") decorator.
dataframe.py
If the name is not specified, the function name will be used as the alias.

Setting up an Alias for an SQL Query

To set up an alias for an SQL query, use config(name="alias").
get_users.sql

Referencing Data Using Aliases

Referencing Data in Python

To reference data using an alias in a Python function, use the @morph.load_data("alias") decorator.
load.py

Referencing Data in Markdown

When using data-referencing components such as <DataTable> or <Embed>, specify the alias to reference the data.
index.mdx