planframe-polars 0.7.1

Polars backend adapter for PlanFrame.

planframe-polars

Polars adapter package for PlanFrame. Import as planframe_polars.

Documentation (ReadTheDocs):

• Polars track (end users): https://planframe.readthedocs.io/en/latest/planframe_polars/
• Light API reference: https://planframe.readthedocs.io/en/latest/planframe_polars/reference/api/

Usage

import polars as pl

from planframe_polars import PolarsFrame


class User(PolarsFrame):
    id: int
    age: int

pf = User(pl.DataFrame({"id": [1], "age": [2]}))
df = pf.select("id").collect()

# Common transforms
#
# PlanFrame is always lazy; these build a plan until `collect()`.
pf3 = pf.with_row_count(name="row_nr").clip(lower=0, subset=("age",))
pf4 = pf.rename_upper().cast_many({"age": float})

# Or construct from python data:
pf2 = User({"id": [1], "age": [2]})

Execution model

PlanFrame is always lazy:

• Chaining methods (like .select(...)) does not run Polars operations.
• collect() evaluates the full plan. If the source is a polars.LazyFrame, this naturally compiles into a single lazy query before collecting.

Notes (Polars-specific)

• Pivot: LazyFrame.pivot(...) requires on_columns to be provided up-front (Polars must know the output schema prior to collect()). PlanFrame enforces this at execution time.
• pivot_wider: wrapper around pivot(...); for deterministic output columns on lazy sources, pass on_columns.
• concat_vertical: implemented via polars.concat(..., how="vertical").
• Join: implemented via LazyFrame.join(...) / DataFrame.join(...) with symmetric on or asymmetric left_on / right_on, plus optional JoinOptions mapped to Polars (nulls_equal, validate, coalesce, maintain_order, allow_parallel / force_parallel, streaming, engine_streaming when supported by the installed Polars).
• Group by / agg: group_by compiles to Polars group_by with column or expression keys (expression keys are aliased __pf_g{i}). agg compiles tuple reductions to pl.col(...).sum()-style calls and AggExpr to aggregated expressions on compiled inners (e.g. agg_sum(truediv(col("a"), col("b")))).