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@synode/adapter-bigquery

v5.0.24

Published

BigQuery adapter for Synode — import datasets and export events

Downloads

2,734

Readme

@synode/adapter-bigquery

BigQuery adapter for Synode. Import datasets from BigQuery tables and export generated events with automatic batching.

Install

npm install @synode/adapter-bigquery @google-cloud/bigquery

Requires @synode/core and @google-cloud/bigquery as peer dependencies.

Export (Writing Events)

import { generate } from '@synode/core';
import { BigQueryAdapter } from '@synode/adapter-bigquery';

const adapter = new BigQueryAdapter({
  projectId: 'my-project',
  datasetId: 'analytics',
  tableId: 'events',
  batchSize: 200,
});

await generate(journey, { users: 100, adapter });
await adapter.close();

Export Options

| Option | Type | Default | Description | | ----------------- | ------------------------------------------------------------- | ------- | -------------------------------------- | | projectId | string | -- | GCP project ID | | datasetId | string | -- | BigQuery dataset ID | | tableId | string | -- | BigQuery table ID | | batchSize | number | 100 | Events to buffer before inserting | | flushInterval | number | 5000 | Interval (ms) to flush partial batches | | autoCreateTable | boolean | false | Create the table if it doesn't exist | | transform | (event: Record<string, unknown>) => Record<string, unknown> | -- | Transform each event row before insert |

Events are serialized as flat rows with id, user_id, session_id, name, timestamp (ISO 8601), and payload (JSON string). Use transform to reshape rows for your schema.

Import (Loading Datasets)

import { generate } from '@synode/core';
import { BigQueryAdapter, importFromBigQuery } from '@synode/adapter-bigquery';

const products = await importFromBigQuery({
  projectId: 'my-project',
  datasetId: 'ecommerce',
  tableId: 'products',
  id: 'products',
  name: 'Products',
  where: 'active = true',
  limit: 1000,
});

await generate(journey, {
  users: 100,
  preloadedDatasets: [products],
  adapter: new BigQueryAdapter({ ... }),
});

Import Options

| Option | Type | Default | Description | | ----------- | -------- | --------- | ------------------------------------------ | | projectId | string | -- | GCP project ID | | datasetId | string | -- | BigQuery dataset ID | | tableId | string | -- | BigQuery table ID to read from | | where | string | -- | SQL WHERE clause to filter rows | | limit | number | unlimited | Maximum number of rows to import | | id | string | -- | Synode dataset ID for the imported dataset | | name | string | -- | Synode dataset name |

Documentation

License

Proprietary -- see LICENSE for details.

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