redash-toolbelt - The official API client and utilities to manage a Redash instance
INSTALLATION
To install it you will need Python 3.6 or above. We recommend that you use a virtual environment.
pip install --upgrade redash-toolbelt
This command will update redash-toolbelt if you have already installed it.
EXAMPLE SCRIPTS
With redash-toolbelt installed you will have access to several example CLI scripts within your terminal.
gdpr-scrub Search for a string term in your Redash queries
and query results. The script returns a list of
URLs in your instance that contain references to
the search term you provide
find-tables Search the text of queries against a data source
to see which table names are used in queries of
that source. This script relies on regex that is
tested against ANSI SQL.
clone-dashboard-and-queries Completely duplicate a dashboard by copying all
its queries and visualizations.
export-queries Export all the queries of your Redash instance
as text files.
redash-migrate Move data from one instance of Redash to another.
See docs/redash-migrate/README.md for more info
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