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Enhancing Kedro Documentation: Running SQL Queries with Ibis in response to the open issue. Signed-off-by: Stephanie Ewelu <[email protected]>
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Please I need some assistance with this pull request. |
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It's been on my list to write something like this! |
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This pull request was created to enhance the Kedro documentation by providing a detailed tutorial on how to execute SQL queries using Ibis within a Kedro project. The goal is to help Kedro users seamlessly integrate SQL-based data processing into their pipelines while maintaining flexibility and modularity. The documentation includes step-by-step instructions, best practices, and code examples for defining and executing SQL queries using Ibis.
Development Notes
What have you changed, and how has this been tested?
Changes made:
Added comprehensive tutorials on how to set up Ibis in a Kedro project.
Included examples of SQL queries defined using Ibis expressions and integrated within Kedro pipelines.
Provided best practices for structuring SQL queries, optimizing performance, and using Ibis with different database backends (e.g., Google BigQuery, SQLite, etc.).
Testing:
The tutorials were tested by running SQL queries within a Kedro project setup, ensuring all steps and examples are working as expected.
All code snippets were verified in a local Kedro environment, and sample pipelines were executed successfully.
Checklist
Updated the documentation to reflect the code changes