PyQL
A tool to run SQL queries on Python files built using GitQL
Listed in categories:
GitHubDeveloper ToolsOpen Source
Description
PyQL is a SQL-like query language designed to run on Python source code files instead of traditional database files. It utilizes the GitQL SDK to facilitate querying and analyzing Python code, making it easier for developers to extract insights and perform operations on their codebase.
How to use PyQL?
To use PyQL, install it via Cargo or build from source. Run queries on your Python files by specifying file paths, scripts, and queries using the command line options provided in the documentation.
Core features of PyQL:
1️⃣
SQL-like syntax for querying Python code
2️⃣
Integration with GitQL SDK
3️⃣
Support for pagination in query results
4️⃣
Output formatting options (JSON, CSV)
5️⃣
Query analysis feature
Why could be used PyQL?
| # | Use case | Status | |
|---|---|---|---|
| # 1 | Analyzing Python codebases for function usage | ✅ | |
| # 2 | Extracting specific function information from source files | ✅ | |
| # 3 | Performing code audits and reviews using queries | ✅ | |
Who developed PyQL?
Amr Hesham is the creator of PyQL, focusing on providing tools that enhance the interaction between developers and their codebases through innovative query languages.