guidelines clarification

[eyaltrabelsi]

I have installed successfully and run the demo and its looks awesome .
I wonder Whether:

• is there docker image + command for using it with my own schema (unlike demo which is manual)
• Do you plan to release the python wrapper ( as no haskell developer ) it might save time

thx

[h4v0kh3l1]

Hey, great to hear it's working for you!

We don't have a docker image or way to accept a custom schema available in open source, though those are problems we're iterating on behind the scenes.

Likewise, we don't have a wrapper set up, but we're interested in being able to use queryparser with other languages, cuz that would be great.

[dlthomas]

The python code involved in the project was very Uber-specific and not very queryparser or Haskell specific at all - it would mostly naively forward Thrift messages to a Haskell process that understood them.

I once had some success getting queryparser to work with HaPy, but wasn't nearly confident enough in it to use it for anything (no idea if this is any sort of reflection on the project).

I've also got QP compiled with ghcjs to run in the browser: https://dlthomas.github.io/sql-viewer/built/index.html

[eyaltrabelsi]

@h4v0kh3l1 This is awesome :)

We don't have a docker image or way to accept a custom schema available in open source, though those are problems we're iterating on behind the scenes.

@dlthomas Amazing i will try play around with ghcjs version

I've also got QP compiled with ghcjs to run in the browser: https://dlthomas.github.io/sql-viewer/built/index.html

@dlthomas would you recommend trying to play HaPy if not why ?:)

Thanks guys