metricssqlparser

Documentation

Index

• func ParseSQLFilter(sql string) (*metricsview.Expression, error)
• type Compiler
  • func New(ctrl *runtime.Controller, instanceID string, claims *runtime.SecurityClaims, ...) *Compiler
  • func (c *Compiler) Rewrite(ctx context.Context, sql string) (*metricsview.Query, error)

Functions

func ParseSQLFilter

func ParseSQLFilter(sql string) (*metricsview.Expression, error)

Types

type Compiler

type Compiler struct {
	// contains filtered or unexported fields
}

func New

func New(ctrl *runtime.Controller, instanceID string, claims *runtime.SecurityClaims, priority int) *Compiler

New returns a compiler and created a tidb parser object. The instantiated parser object and thus compiler is not goroutine safe and not lightweight. It is better to keep it in a single goroutine, and reuse it if possible.

func (*Compiler) Rewrite

func (c *Compiler) Rewrite(ctx context.Context, sql string) (*metricsview.Query, error)

Rewrite parses a metrics SQL query and compiles it to a metricview.Query. It uses tidb parser(which is a MySQL compliant parser) and transforms over the generated AST to generate query. We use MySQL's ANSI sql Mode to conform more closely to standard SQL.

Whenever adding transform method over new node type also look at its `Restore` method to get an idea how it can be parsed into a SQL query.