dbt Adapter for BenoStreamDB (dbt-benostreamdb)
dbt-benostreamdb is the official dbt adapter enabling analytics engineering, transformation models, and data lineage directly against BenoStreamDB.
Features
- Table & View Materializations: Build standard and optimized Iceberg-format tables.
- Incremental Materializations: Efficient append and merge updates leveraging BenoStreamDB's primary key upserts and delete vector acceleration.
- Vector & Graph Extensions: Built-in macros for vector distance scoring, hybrid search, and graph relationship traversals (
benostreamdb.vector_search(...),benostreamdb.graph_neighbors(...)).
Installation
pip install dbt-benostreamdb
Configuration (profiles.yml)
benostreamdb_profile:
target: dev
outputs:
dev:
type: benostreamdb
database: default
schema: public
threads: 4
uri: "file:///path/to/benostreamdb/warehouse"
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