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Querybase

Database for queries.

Roadmap

Interactive query editor
- Reuse SQL queries as functions
  - Referencing and parameterization
Collect, analyze, and visualize query logs
- Define query-engine agonistic IR for analyzing logs
Reporting
- Summarizing query usage
- Tracking lineage of data flows

Quick Start

// Set up Node.js and jsdom
$ brew install node npm
$ npm install jsdom

# Install querybase to ~/local/bin/querybase
$ ./sbt packInstall

Add service settings (for using Treasure Data):

.querybase/services.json

{
  "services": [
    {
      "serviceType": "trino",
      "name": "td (US)",
      "description": "td-presto US region",
      "properties": {
        "address": "api-presto.treasuredata.com:443",
        "connector": "td-presto",
        "user": "(TD API KEY)"
      }
    },
    {
      "serviceType": "trino",
      "name": "td (JP)",
      "description": "td-presto Tokyo region",
      "properties": {
        "address": "api-presto.treasuredata.co.jp:443",
        "connector": "td-presto",
        "user": "(TD API KEY)"
      }
    }
  ]
}

Launch a standalone server at localhost:8080

$ ~/local/bin/querybase standalone

Open http://localhost:8080/

For Developers

Run querybase server:

$ ./sbt
> ~server/reStart standalone

Build Scala.js UI:

// Set up Node.js and jsdom
$ brew install node
$ npm install jsdom

// Build UI (Scala.js -> JavaScript)
$ ./sbt
> ~ui/fastOptJS/webpack

Open http://localhost:8080/ui/

If you use Browsersync, the UI will be reloaded automatically upon Scala.js change:

# Install Browsersync
$ npm -g install browser-sync

# Start a proxy server at http://localhost:3000/ui/ that watches Scala.js code change. 
$ browser-sync start --proxy http://localhost:8080/ui/ --files querybase-ui/target/scala-2.13/scalajs-bundler/main

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