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CK-ORM

It gives you:

• a schema DSL for ClickHouse tables and columns
• a typed query builder for the common path
• raw SQL when ClickHouse-specific syntax is the better tool
• session helpers for temporary-table workflows
• observability through a logger and query lifecycle plugins, with OpenTelemetry tracing in ck-orm/otel

Installation

bun add ck-orm
npm install ck-orm
pnpm add ck-orm
yarn add ck-orm

ck-orm has no required dependencies. OpenTelemetry tracing is a separate entry point, ck-orm/otel, and @opentelemetry/api is an optional peer dependency used only by it. The main ck-orm entry never imports OpenTelemetry, so an application, browser bundle or edge worker that does not trace installs and bundles none of it. To trace queries, install the API and an SDK, then follow the OpenTelemetry plugin setup in the reference.

Example

import { ck, ckTable, ckType, clickhouseClient, fn } from "ck-orm";

const probes = ckTable("probes", {
  probeId: ckType.string("probe_id"),
  signal: ckType.decimal({ precision: 20, scale: 5 }),
  status: ckType.int16(),
});

const db = clickhouseClient({ host: "http://127.0.0.1:8123" });

const rows = await db
  .select({ probeId: probes.probeId, total: fn.sum(probes.signal).as("total") })
  .from(probes)
  .where(ck.eq(probes.status, 1))
  .groupBy(probes.probeId);
// rows: { probeId: string; total: string }[]

Documentation

• ck-orm.lyz.cloud: the full reference, covering the schema DSL, query builder, writes, raw SQL, sessions, observability, errors and security.
• llms.txt: the same reference for AI coding agents, with one markdown file per section.
• examples/: runnable examples, each a main.ts with a main.test.ts and a package.json; the site shows the SQL each one sends.
• e2e/: runnable scenarios against a real ClickHouse server.

The documentation source lives in docs/.

License

MIT