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naq-reports-quick

v0.0.2

Published

These are quick reports that I've made to pull data from PostgresSQL.

Downloads

3

Readme

naq-reports-quick

These are quick reports that I've made to pull data from PostgreSQL.

Tech

  • Node
  • PostgreSQL

Database

I typically don't have the PostgreSQL database running on my system. Instead I create a local tunnel to the database server I would like to use.

ssh -L 5432:localhost:5432 <username>@<ip> -p <ssh port>

Example: ssh -L 5432:localhost:5432 [email protected] -p 22

Reports

Real Estate Economics Counts by Year by County

Usage

./bin/ree_fips_year_counts > /users/naq.io/Desktop/dates.csv

Description

Creates a report showing the counts by year of housing transactions in each county covered by Real Estate Economics.

Reason For Creation

The sales team at Real Estate Economics needed a report to see how far back housing transactions data went for each county.

Header Row

State, County, Fips, {...years}

Require Tables/Fields

trn_processed: abv, county, fips, date