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@datalathe/client

v1.3.0

Published

TypeScript client for Datalathe API

Readme

@datalathe/client

TypeScript client library for the DataLathe data processing API.

Installation

npm install @datalathe/client

Usage

import { DatalatheClient } from "@datalathe/client";

const client = new DatalatheClient("http://localhost:3000");

// Create a chip from a database query
const chipId = await client.createChip("my_database", "SELECT * FROM users", "users");

// Create a chip from a file
const fileChipId = await client.createChipFromFile("/path/to/data.csv");

// Run queries against chips
const results = await client.generateReport([chipId], ["SELECT count(*) FROM data"]);

API

new DatalatheClient(baseUrl, options?)

Creates a new client instance.

  • baseUrl — Base URL of the DataLathe engine (e.g. http://localhost:3000)
  • options.fetch — Custom fetch implementation
  • options.headers — Default headers for all requests
  • options.timeout — Request timeout in ms (default: 30000). Create-chip requests can take minutes; use a higher value (e.g. 600000 for 10 minutes) if needed.

client.createChip(sourceName, query, tableName, partition?)

Creates a chip from a database source. Returns the chip ID. This operation can take several minutes for large datasets; ensure the client is constructed with a sufficient timeout.

client.createChipFromFile(filePath, tableName?, partition?)

Creates a chip from a file (CSV, Parquet, etc.). Returns the chip ID.

client.generateReport(chipIds, queries)

Executes SQL queries against chip data. Returns a map of results.

client.getDatabases()

Lists available databases.

client.getDatabaseSchema(databaseName)

Returns table and column metadata for a database.

client.listChips()

Lists all chips and their metadata.

License

MIT