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@qorebase/query-compiler

v0.1.0

Published

JavaScript bindings for [`prql-compiler`](https://github.com/prql/prql/). Check out <https://prql-lang.org> for more context.

Downloads

124

Readme

prql-js

JavaScript bindings for prql-compiler. Check out https://prql-lang.org for more context.

Installation

npm install prql-js

Usage

Currently these functions are exposed

function compile(prql_string) # returns CompileResult
function to_sql(prql_string) # returns SQL string
function to_json(prql_string) # returns JSON string ( needs JSON.parse() to get the json)

From NodeJS

const prql = require("prql-js");

const { sql, error } = compile(`from employees | select first_name`);
console.log(sql);
// handle error as well...

From a Browser

<html>
  <head>
    <script src="./node_modules/prql-js/dist/web/prql_js.js"></script>
    <script>
      const { compile } = wasm_bindgen;

      async function run() {
        await wasm_bindgen("./node_modules/prql-js/dist/web/prql_js_bg.wasm");
        const { sql, error } = compile("from employees | select first_name");

        console.log(sql);
        // handle error as well...
      }

      run();
    </script>
  </head>

  <body></body>
</html>

From a Framework or a Bundler

import compile from "prql-js/dist/bundler";

const { sql, error } = compile(`from employees | select first_name`);
console.log(sql);
// handle error as well...

Notes

This uses wasm-pack to generate bindings[^1].

[^1]:

though we would be very open to other approaches, and used trunk successfully in a rust-driven approach to this, RIP prql-web.

Development

Build:

npm run build-all

This builds Node, bundler and web packages in the dist path.

Test:

wasm-pack test --firefox