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PyDAX is designed to analyze DAX, it can extract comments, remove comments, and identify columns and measures referenced in DAX expressions.

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PyDAX

PyDAX is a package designed to analyze DAX expressions. It can extract comments, remove comments, and identify columns and measures referenced in DAX expressions.

Installation

To install the package, use pip:

pip install PyDAXLexer

Usage

Here's a how to use PyDAXLexer. This example shows how to create a DAXExpression object and extract information.

from PyDAX import DAXExpression

if __name__ == '__main__':
    # DAX expression as string:
    dax_expression = """
    // Calculate average sales per customer, considering only active customers
    VAR SalesPerCustomer = 
        DIVIDE(
            SUM(Sales[TotalAmount]), 
            COUNTROWS(VALUES(Customers[CustomerID]))
        )
        
    // Calculate discount impact
    VAR DiscountImpact = 
        SUMX(
            FILTER(
                Sales,
                Sales[Discount] > 0
            ),
            Sales[DiscountAmount]
        )

    RETURN 
        IF(
            SalesPerCustomer > 500 && DiscountImpact < 1000,
            "High Value Customer",
            "Standard Customer"
        )
    """
    
    # Initialize the DAXExpression object
    expression = DAXExpression(dax_expression)
    
    # Access various properties
    print("Original Expression:", expression.dax_expression)
    print("Expression without Comments:", expression.dax_expression_no_comments)
    print("Table and Column References:", expression.table_column_references)
    print("Extracted Comments:", expression.comments)
    print("Cleaned Expression:", expression.clean_dax_expression)
    print("Contains Division Operator:", expression.contains_div)

Additional Features

The DAXExpression class provides several utility methods:

  • remove_comments(): Removes comments from the DAX expression.
  • extract_comments(): Extracts all comments in the expression.
  • extract_artifact_references(): Extracts table and column references.
  • generate_html(light: bool): Generates HTML output of the expression with syntax coloring.
  • save_html_to_file(file_name: str): Saves the syntax-colored HTML output to a file.

License

This project is licensed under the MIT License.

Acknowledgments

TabularEditor

The lexer grammar used in this project is adapted from the TabularEditor GitHub repository.

ANTLR

This project uses ANTLR (ANother Tool for Language Recognition) to generate the lexer and parser for DAX expressions.

  • Project: The ANTLR Project
  • License: BSD-3-Clause License

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