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@hypequery/cli

v1.20.0

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CLI for scaffolding type-safe ClickHouse analytics, semantic datasets, React manifests, and deployments

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Keywords

clickhousetypescriptanalyticssemantic-layerquery-builderormcode-generationchdbcli

Readme

@hypequery/cli

The fastest way to start a type-safe ClickHouse analytics backend in TypeScript.

@hypequery/cli connects to ClickHouse or embedded chDB, generates schema types, scaffolds queries or semantic datasets, and runs a local API with interactive documentation. The same CLI can generate React route manifests and deploy a verified analytics bundle when you are ready.

Start here

npm install -D @hypequery/cli
npx hypequery init
npx hypequery dev --open

init checks the database, writes an analytics/ project, generates types, and installs the packages used by the scaffold.

For a semantic layer:

npx hypequery init --style datasets

For embedded analytics without a ClickHouse server:

npx hypequery init \
  --database chdb \
  --chdb-path ./analytics.chdb

The commands you will use

| Command | Outcome | | --- | --- | | hypequery init | A working typed analytics project | | hypequery dev | Local API, docs, and hot reload | | hypequery generate | Fresh TypeScript types from ClickHouse or chDB | | hypequery generate:datasets | Dataset definitions scaffolded from tables | | hypequery generate:manifest | A browser-safe route manifest for React hooks | | hypequery login | An authenticated Cloud target | | hypequery deploy | A verified deployment of the analytics API | | hypequery pull / diff | Live source inspection and comparison |

Non-interactive ClickHouse commands read CLICKHOUSE_URL, CLICKHOUSE_DATABASE, CLICKHOUSE_USERNAME, and CLICKHOUSE_PASSWORD.

Why use the CLI

  • Get correct ClickHouse runtime types instead of guessing interfaces.
  • Move from one local query to datasets, APIs, React, and MCP without changing tools.
  • Keep generated types and route manifests reproducible in CI.
  • Build closed, hash-verified deployment artifacts from the same source.

Learn more

License

Apache-2.0.