Simple select SQL generator and query service in the syntax style of Laravel's Eloquent for Google BigQuery.

Usage

Queries can be built using the provided Builder facade:

use ByErikas\EloquentBigQuery\Builder;

$query = Builder::table("test", "table_alias")
  ->select(["column AS column_alias"])
  ->where("columnA", "value")
  ->whereIn("columnB", [1, 2, 3])
  ->whereBetween("columnC", 1, 10)
  ->limit(10)
  ->offset(5)
  ->orderBy("column_alias", "desc");

And their SQL can be returned by using the toSQL method:

$query = Builder::table("test")
  ->select(["column", "column2"])
  ->whereBetween("column", 1, 2);

$sql = $query->toSQL(); //returns: "SELECT column, column2 FROM `test` WHERE column BETWEEN 1 AND 2"

Executing the queries can be done using the QueryService facade:

use ByErikas\EloquentBigQuery\Facades\QueryService;

$result = QueryService::query($query)->execute();

[$resultsA, $resultsB] = QueryService::query([$queryA, $queryB])->execute(); //multiple queries are supported

Selecting predefined columns or aggregations on queries can be done using selectAggregations method:

Builder::table("test")->selectAggregations(["metric-1"]);

Joins are supported using variuos join / queryJoin methods. Complex where / having statements are supported by passing a function to the first parameter of where / having methods:

use ByErikas\EloquentBigQuery\Join;

Builder::table("test")
  ->select(["column"])
  ->join("test1", "t1", function (Join $query) {
    $query->where("time", "test.time");
  });

use ByErikas\EloquentBigQuery\Where;

Builder::table("test")
  ->select(["column"])
  ->where(function (Where $query) {
    $query->where("columnA", true)
      ->whereBetween("columnB", "1000-01-01", "2000-01-01", "or");
  });

use ByErikas\EloquentBigQuery\Having;

Builder::table("test")
  ->select(["column"])
  ->having(function (Having $query) {
    $query->having("columnA", 100);
  });

Installation

The package can be installed using:

composer require byerikas/eloquent-bigquery

Configuration

Before usage it's recommended to define the default BigQuery client config in your AppServiceProvider.php:

use ByErikas\EloquentBigQuery\Facades\QueryService;

public function boot(): void {

  //...

  QueryService::setClientConfig(["keyFile" => ...]);

  //...
}

As well as register any custom / complex select metrics or aggregations that you may be storing elsewhere:

use ByErikas\EloquentBigQuery\Facades\AggregationsRepository;

public function boot(): void {

  //...

  AggregationsRepository::from([["keyword" => "metric-1", "value" => "ROUND(..."]]);

  //...
}

the AggregationsRepository::from() method accepts array of arrays or a Collection of arrays, and must have the following structure:

$metrics = [
  [
    "keyword" => "metric-1", 
    "value" => "ROUND(..."
  ]
];

keyword is used to get the metric, and as the metric's alias in SQL, and the value defines the actual SQL that is inserted.