sql-parse
Build on top of tree-sitter to allow for semantic searches and perform operations on SQL code found within Python code.
Installation
The release page includes precompiled statically linked binaries for Linux.
Usage
$ sql-parse --help
By default, the tool uses a tree-sitter query to search for the string passed to
the first parameter of crs.execute or crs.executemany.
$ sql-parse ts path/to/file.py
$ sql-parse ts path/to/file1.py path/to/file2.py
$ sql-parse ts path/to/directory/
Specify a custom query file with -t
$ sql-parse ts -t path/to/treesitter/query path/to/file.py
Some alternative queries can be found in the queries directory.
Further narrow the down search using regex with the regex subcommand.
$ sql-parse regex 'DECLARE @' path/to/file.py
Paths to search can also be piped in from stdin.
eg: using grep to find all files containing crs.execute
$ grep -rl 'crs\.execute' | sql-parse regex 'DECLARE @'
Find options to subcommands with
$ sql-parse <subcommand> --help
