vduckdb 0.6.6

A V wrapper for duckvdb. This library is now in beta and should be safe to use in most scenarios. Should work on Linux, Windows and MacOS with V version 0.4.x. It requires the library version (libduckdb*) of DuckDB (see https://github.com/duckdb/duckdb/releases)

DuckDB library installation

• Download the latest DuckDB (libduckdb*.zip) for your OS from https://github.com/duckdb/duckdb/releases and unzip the archive
• Pick the .so (Linux), .dll (Windows), or .dylib (OS X) file and rename it to libduckvdb.so, libduckvdb.dll, or libduckvdb.dylib accordingly
• Copy or move the file to the root directory where your V code is, or to a subdirectory called thirdparty or set a global variable called LIBDUDCKDB_DIR

vduckdb installation

v install https://github.com/rodabt/vduckdb

Main usage

// example.v
import vduckdb

fn main() {

    mut vdb := vduckdb.DuckDB{}
    println('vduckdb version: ${vduckdb.version()}')
    println('duckdb version: ${vduckdb.duckdb_library_version()}')

    _ := vdb.open(':memory:')!

        db_file := 'https://gist.githubusercontent.com/Sharanya1307/631c9f66e5709dbace46b5ed6672381e/raw/4329c1980eac3a71b881b18757a5bfabd2a95a1e/people-100.csv'

    mut q := "select * from '${db_file}' limit 10"
    println('\nQuery: ${q}')

    _ := vdb.query(q)!

    println('\nColumns and types: ${vdb.columns}')

    println('\n Results as table to terminal:')
    println(vdb.print_table(max_rows: 10, mode: 'box'))

    q = "select \"First Name\", \"Sex\" from '${db_file}' limit 5"
    println('\nData from \'${q}\' as []map[string]string:')
    _ := vdb.query(q)!
    out := vdb.get_array_as_string()
    println(out)

    first_row := vdb.get_first_row()
    println(first_row)

    println('\nManaging errors...')
    q = "invalid query..."
    vdb.query(q) or {
      eprintln(err.msg())
    }
    vdb.close()
}

$ v run example.v

Documentation

Run v doc vduckdb or make docs to generate static HTML documentation in docs folder

Roadmap

• Define as module
• Added tests
• Write base documentation
• Download and install required dependencies
• Map all relevant definitions from duckvdb.h header file to their V counterparts
• Create convenience functions and data wrappers
• Add website and tutorials
• Build integration with V ORM

Contributing

Pull requests are welcome