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cube-utils-js

v0.1.9

Published

JavaScript utilities for parsing and extracting information from Cube query payloads

Readme

Cube Utils JS

JavaScript utilities for parsing and extracting information from Cube.js query payloads.

This is a JavaScript port of the Python cube-utils library, providing the same core parsing functionality for working with Cube.js query data structures.

Installation

npm install cube-utils-js

Features

  • Query parsing - Extract cubes, members, filters from Cube.js query data structures
  • URL parameter extraction - Parse and decode query parameters from URLs
  • SQL expression parsing - Find member references in ${cube.member} format
  • Boolean logic handling - Process nested AND/OR filter conditions
  • Dual module support - Works with both ES6 imports and CommonJS requires

Usage

The package supports both ES6 imports and CommonJS requires:

ES6 Import (Recommended)

import { 
  extractCubes,
  extractMembers,
  extractFiltersMembers,
  extractFiltersMembersWithValues
} from 'cube-utils-js';

CommonJS Require

const { 
  extractCubes,
  extractMembers,
  extractFiltersMembers,
  extractFiltersMembersWithValues
} = require('cube-utils-js');

Query Parser

// Works with either import style above

const payload = {
  dimensions: ['sales.city', 'sales.country'],
  measures: ['sales.count'],
  filters: [
    { values: ['US'], member: 'sales.country', operator: 'equals' }
  ],
  segments: ['sales.active_users'],
  timeDimensions: [
    {
      dimension: 'sales.date',
      dateRange: ['2021-01-01', '2021-12-31'],
      granularity: 'month'
    }
  ]
};

// Extract unique cube names
const cubes = extractCubes(payload);
// Returns: ['sales']

// Extract all members
const members = extractMembers(payload);
// Returns: ['sales.city', 'sales.country', 'sales.count', 'sales.date', 'sales.active_users']

// Extract only filter and segment members
const filterMembers = extractFiltersMembers(payload);
// Returns: ['sales.country', 'sales.active_users']

// Extract filter members with their values
const membersWithValues = extractFiltersMembersWithValues(payload);
// Returns: [['sales.country', ['US']], ['sales.active_users', null]]

URL Parser

// ES6 import
import { extractUrlParams } from 'cube-utils-js';

// Or CommonJS require  
const { extractUrlParams } = require('cube-utils-js');

const url = '/cubejs-api/v1/load?query=%7B%22measures%22%3A%5B%22sales.count%22%5D%7D&foo=bar';
const params = extractUrlParams(url);
// Returns: { query: '{"measures":["sales.count"]}', foo: 'bar' }

API Reference

Query Parser Functions

extractCubes(payload)

Extracts unique cube names from a query payload.

  • Parameters: payload (Object) - The Cube.js query payload
  • Returns: Array of unique cube names

extractMembers(payload, queryKeys?)

Extracts unique members from a query payload.

  • Parameters:
    • payload (Object) - The Cube.js query payload
    • queryKeys (Array, optional) - Keys to extract from (defaults to all query types)
  • Returns: Array of unique member names

extractFiltersMembers(payload)

Extracts members from filters and segments only.

  • Parameters: payload (Object) - The Cube.js query payload
  • Returns: Array of filter/segment member names

extractFiltersMembersWithValues(payload)

Extracts filter members along with their values.

  • Parameters: payload (Object) - The Cube.js query payload
  • Returns: Array of [member, values] tuples

URL Parser Functions

extractUrlParams(url)

Extracts and URL-decodes query parameters from a URL.

  • Parameters: url (string) - The URL to parse
  • Returns: Object with parameter key-value pairs

Testing

npm test

License

MIT