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Declaratively build SQL data pipelines. Based on the Vega Transform API.

Installation

Using npm

npm install mapd-data-layer --save

Or using yarn

yarn add mapd-data-layer

One can then import it:

import {createDataGraph} from "mapd-data-layer"

Or use the bundled version:

<script src="/path/to/js/mapd-data-layer.min.js"></script>

Development

To get started, first install the dependencies using the yarn command.

Each example folder also has its own set of dependencies, which can also be installed by using yarn. Running the npm start command in each example folder will start a webpack-dev-server serving that example.

The flow type-checker tool is used in development and type declarations can be found in each file. Expression and transform types are declared in src/types.

Prior Art

• Vega Transform
• Vega Architecture
• Calcite Relational Algebra
• Crossfilter API

Contributing

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License

This project is licensed under the Apache License, Version 2.0.