tdq 0.1.8

A Treasure Data query shell

tdq

Treasure Data Query shell

Install

pip install tdq

Features

A wrapper for td-client that focus on SQL query with following features

• bash-like history-list editing (e.g. Control-P scrolls back to the last command, Control-N forward to the next one, Control-F moves the cursor to the right non-destructively, Control-B moves the cursor to the left non-destructively, etc.).
• directly execute SQL to the remote TD endpoint
• support multi-line queries
• support horizontal, vertical and CSV format ouput

Usage

Start the shell with default configuration

tdq

or start the shell with a specific database

tdq -d sample_database

Exit the shell by quit command or Ctrl-D

See all the command parameters:

tdq --help

Run the shell with predefined sql queries and write the result ot a CSV file

tdq -f input.sql -o output.csv --output-format CSV_HEADER

Besides valid commands, all user's inputs are considered SQL queries.

Currently, below commands are supported:

• use : change current database. This could be set by -d option or read from default TD client config file
• display : change current display mode. Value is among horizontal,vertical or None(auto)
• quit: quit the shell (same with Ctrl-D)

Use -h to see all options

Configuration

tdq will utilize the file ~/.td/td.conf created by td-client for default configuration

For example, a typical td.conf looks like below:

[account]
  apikey = <apikey>
  endpoint = https://api.treasuredata.co.jp/
  database = <default database>

Alternately, apikey and endpoint could be defined by environmental variables TD_API_KEY and TD_SERVER Endpoint also could be defined by -e option from command line.

Other

• see here for details about Treasure Data Python client