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@askdb/postgres

v0.2.0-beta.18

Published

AskDB Postgres integration: re-exports the Postgres DialectSpec from @askdb/core and ships the introspection connector (live + from-export bundle), catalog SQL templates, and a `pg`-backed catalog query runner.

Readme

@askdb/postgres

PostgreSQL integration for AskDB. Bundles four pieces:

  1. DialectpostgresDialect plus validatePostgresSelectSql and generatePostgresSelectSql. Pass dialect: postgresDialect to @askdb/core's ask() to make the pipeline target PostgreSQL.
  2. ConnectorcreatePostgresConnector() implements the Connector contract from @askdb/introspect for both live and from-export (air-gapped bundle) modes.
  3. Templates — the catalog SQL suite that drives both modes is exported as POSTGRES_TEMPLATE_BUNDLE.
  4. Catalog runnercreatePostgresCatalogQueryRunner(connectionString) returns an introspection-only CatalogQueryRunner backed by pg (peer dependency, lazy-loaded).

Install

pnpm add @askdb/core @askdb/introspect @askdb/postgres pg

pg is an optional peer dependency. Install it only if you plan to use live introspection mode. The CLI does not bundle pg; install it in your project or include it in the same one-off command:

pnpm dlx -p askdb -p pg askdb introspect --engine postgres --url "$DATABASE_URL"
npx -p askdb -p pg askdb introspect --engine postgres --url "$DATABASE_URL"

Usage

import { ask, loadSchema } from "@askdb/core";
import { postgresDialect } from "@askdb/postgres";

const schema = loadSchema("./fixtures/schemas/orders-users.schema");

const out = await ask({
  question: "How many orders did each user place last month?",
  schema,
  model: /* a LanguageModel */,
  dialect: postgresDialect,
});

Introspection

import { introspect } from "@askdb/introspect";
import { createPostgresCatalogQueryRunner, createPostgresConnector } from "@askdb/postgres";

const result = await introspect(
  { mode: "live", runner: createPostgresCatalogQueryRunner(process.env.DATABASE_URL!) },
  { outDir: "./schemas/orders-users.schema", schemaId: "orders-users" },
  { connector: createPostgresConnector() },
);

The connector input shape (PostgresIntrospectionInput) lives in this package — @askdb/introspect is engine-agnostic and does not know about live vs. from-export modes.

License

Apache-2.0 © Yahya Gilany. See LICENSE and NOTICE.