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redash-loader

v0.0.4

Published

`redash-loader` is command line tool make it possible to fetch redash content(query and dashboard) from your Redash. <br>

Downloads

23

Readme

Redash Loader

redash-loader is command line tool make it possible to fetch redash content(query and dashboard) from your Redash.

Usage

install

Execute below command and install package.

install -g redash-loader

Download your Redash content.

redash-loader load <type> --api-key=YOUR_REDASH_USER_API_KEY --redash-url=YOUR_REDASH_URL

※ type would be query, dashboard or all.

Download redash content in current directory like below.

--current
  |-query
  | |-query_${id}
  | | |-query_${id}.sql //sql file
  | | |-query_${id}.json //json object
  | |-...
  |-dashboard
  | |-dashboard_${id}
  | | |-dashboard_${id}.json //json object
  | |-...

How it helps

It is useful if you would like to control the versions of Redash queries or dashboards, and also like to backup those. Running it continuously with cron or github actions makes it possible.

Contribution

please feel free to add issue and create pull request!!