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This is the dedicated package for the Fugue SQL parser built on Antlr4. It consists of two packages: fugue-sql-antlr and fugue-sql-antlr-cpp.
fugue-sql-antlr is the main package. It contains the python parser of Fugue SQL and the vistor for the parser tree.
fugue-sql-antlr-cpp is the C++ implementation of the parser. This solution is based on the incredible work of speedy-antlr-tool, a tool that generates thin python interface code on top of the C++ Antlr parser. This package is purely optional, it should not affect the correctness and features of the Fugue SQL parser. However, with this package installed, the parsing time is ~25x faster.
Neither of these two packages should be directly used by users. They are the core internal dependency of the main Fugue project (>=0.7.0).
To install fugue-sql-antlr:
pip install fugue-sql-antlr
To install fugue-sql-antlr and fugue-sql-antlr-cpp:
pip install fugue-sql-antlr[cpp]
We try to pre-build the wheels for major operating systems and active python versions. But in case your environment is special, then when you install fugue-sql-antlr-cpp, please make sure you have the C++ compiler in your operating system. The C++ compiler must support the ISO C++ 2017 standard.
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Fugue SQL Antlr Parser
We found that fugue-sql-antlr demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 2 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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