Project description

bq-estimator

Estimates the data usage of SQL queries executed in BigQuery.
Returns the estimated usage in KB, MB, GB, or TB dependent on the closest multiplier.

pip install bq-estimator

Google Application Default Credentials must be set up for this tool to function.

Ready to execute SQL queries.

bq-estimator query.sql [query2.sql query3.sql …]

Takes any model selection command that is compatible with dbt

bq-estimator --dbt [dbt model selection]

If errors are present the error details from BigQuery will be printed to the terminal.

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1.0.1

Jun 10, 2023

1.0.0

Mar 31, 2023

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