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Re: Show HN: Musoq – Use SQL on various data sources

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What about including data from an actual database? Having a union of data from, say, a rest api and data I have in my database would be really neat.

Easily accessible thing you can do is to write a plugin that takes data from database or databases and combine them with the second plugin that gets data from your rest api

Re: Show HN: Musoq – Use SQL on various data sources

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What about including data from an actual database? Having a union of data from, say, a rest api and data I have in my database would be really neat.

Easily accessible thing you can do is to write a plugin that takes data from database or databases and combine them with the second plugin that gets data from your rest api

Is that plugin system documented? I thought I read that it was on the roadmap but not an existing feature.

Re: Show HN: Musoq – Use SQL on various data sources

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post #4

Have you looked at Apache Calcite? Quite similar in very high level concept.

Haven't looked at that, Looks very promising! I was creating Musoq to get rid of scripting such things. Can't find is it possible to parametrize easily the table you are connect into

Re: Show HN: Musoq – Use SQL on various data sources

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Earlier quoted context omitted.

Easily accessible thing you can do is to write a plugin that takes data from database or databases and combine them with the second plugin that gets data from your rest api

Is that plugin system documented? I thought I read that it was on the roadmap but not an existing feature.

look here: https://github.com/Puchaczov/Musoq/wiki/Plugins

You can also look how implemented are default plugins, especially flat file one, it's pretty easy

https://github.com/Puchaczov/Musoq/tree/master/Musoq.Schema....

Re: Show HN: Musoq – Use SQL on various data sources

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Tangentially related: check out the (awesome) Postgres foreign data wrappers (FDWs) and the multicorn scripting library to write them. There's 100s of connectors listed on the wiki. https://www.google.com/search?q=postgres+fdw

I wasn't aware of that, thank you!

I was targeting to be succesor of LogParser more :)

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