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@flowblade/sqlduck

v0.5.0

Published

> Currently experimental

Readme

@flowblade/sqlduck

Currently experimental

Quick start

Create a memory table

import { SqlDuck } from "@flowblade/sqlduck";
import * as z from "zod";
import { dbDuckDbMemoryConn } from "./db.duckdb-memory.config";

const sqlDuck = new SqlDuck({ conn: duckDbConnection });

// Schema of the table, not that you can use meta to add information
const userSchema = z.object({
  id: z.number().int().meta({ primaryKey: true }),
  name: z.string(),
});

// Async generator function that yields rows to insert
async function* getUserRows(): AsyncIterableIterator<
  z.infer<typeof userSchema>
> {
  // database or api call
}

const result = sqlDuck.toTable({
  table: new Table({ name: "user", database: "mydb" }), // Table definition
  schema: userSchema, // The schema to use to create the table
  rowStream: getUserRows(), // The async iterable that yields rows
  // 👇Optional:
  chunkSize: 2048, // Number of rows to append when using duckdb appender. Default is 2048
  onDataAppended: ({ total }) => {
    console.log(`Appended ${total} rows so far`);
  },
  onDataAppendedBatchSize: 4096, // Call onDataAppended every 4096 rows
  // Optional table creation options
  createOptions: {
    create: "CREATE_OR_REPLACE",
  },
});

console.log(`Inserted ${result.totalRows} rows in ${result.timeMs}ms`);
console.log(`Table created with DDL: ${result.createTableDDL}`);

// You can now use the table in your queries
const queryResult = await dbDuckDbMemoryConn.query<{
  id: number;
  name: string;
}>(`
  SELECT id, name FROM mydb.user WHERE id < 1000
`);

Local scripts

| Name | Description | | ----------------- | ------------------------------ | | yarn build | | | yarn typecheck | | | yarn lint | Check for lint errors | | yarn lint --fix | Attempt to run linter auto-fix | | yarn test-unit | Run unit tests | | yarn test-e2e | Run unit tests |