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presto-client
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Distributed query engine "Presto" 's client library for node.js.
var Client = require('presto-client').Client;
var client = new Client();
client.execute({
query: 'SELECT count(*) as cnt FROM tblname WHERE ...',
catalog: 'hive',
schema: 'default',
columns: function(error, data){ console.log({resultColumns: data}); },
data: function(error, data, columns, stats){ cosole.log(data); },
success: function(error, stats){},
error: function(error){}
});
npm install -g presto-client
Or write package name in your own packagen.json
, and do npm install
.
Instanciate client object and set default configurations.
return value: client instance object
Execute query on Presto cluster, and fetch results.
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[ { name: "username", type: "varchar" }, { name: "cnt", type: "bigint" } ]
[ [ "tagomoris", 1013 ], [ "dain", 2056 ], ... ]
columns
callbackcallback
)callback
)success
must be specifiedCallbacks order (success query) is: columns -> data (-> data xN) -> success (or callback)
Get node list of presto cluster and return it.
{}
(currently)FAQs
Distributed query engine Presto/Trino client library for node.js
The npm package presto-client receives a total of 19,258 weekly downloads. As such, presto-client popularity was classified as popular.
We found that presto-client demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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