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@promin/data

v0.1.1

Published

Lazy DataFrame with expression builder, pluggable executors, data quality, profiling, and diff.

Readme

@promin/data

Lazy DataFrame with expression builder, pluggable executors, data quality, profiling, and diff.

Install

bun add @promin/data

For native analytical queries, add the DuckDB executor:

bun add @promin/duckdb

Quick Example

import { DataFrame, col, lit } from "@promin/core";

const result = await DataFrame.fromRows(sales)
  .filter(col("amount").gt(lit(100)))
  .groupBy("region")
  .agg({
    total: { column: "amount", fn: "sum" },
    count: { column: "*", fn: "count" },
  })
  .sort("total", "desc")
  .limit(10)
  .collect();

Operations are lazy — they build a logical plan. Terminal methods (.collect(), .count()) execute the plan through a DataFrameExecutor. The default ArrayExecutor runs everything in JS; the DuckDBExecutor compiles plans to SQL with predicate/projection pushdown.

Features

  • Lazy execution — build query plans, execute on demand
  • Expression buildercol(), lit(), when/then/otherwise for type-safe transforms
  • Pluggable executors — ArrayExecutor (in-memory) or DuckDBExecutor (analytical)
  • Joins — inner, left, right, full with fluent API
  • Data quality — validation rules and profiling
  • Diff — compare DataFrames row-by-row

Documentation

Full docs and examples: packages/data