Squel

SQL parsing, done right.

WIP, but you can you use it as base. Just add the missing definitions to the grammar.

Example

from squel.app import Squel


tree = Squel.parse('hello.sql')
print(tree.pretty())

CLI

squel parse hello.sql

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