BigQuery is a wrapper around the Google api ruby gem designed to make interacting with BigQuery easier.

gem install bigquery

Only service accounts are supported right now. https://developers.google.com/accounts/docs/OAuth2#serviceaccount

• query
• tables
• datasets
• load
• tables_formatted
• job
• jobs
• insert_job
• refresh_auth

require 'big_query'

opts = {}
opts['client_id']     = '1234.apps.googleusercontent.com'
opts['service_email'] = '1234@developer.gserviceaccount.com'
opts['key']           = '/path/to/somekeyfile-privatekey.p12'
opts['project_id']    = '54321'
opts['dataset']       = 'yourdataset'

bq = BigQuery::Client.new(opts)

puts bq.tables

List tables in dataset

bq.tables

List table names

bq.tables_formatted

Fetch table data

bq.table_data('table_name')

Delete exiting table

bq.delete_table('test123')

Create table. First param is the table name second one is the table schema defined with the following format

{
    field_name: {
        type: 'TYPE_VALUE BETWEEN (STRING, INTEGER, FLOAT, BOOLEAN, RECORD, TIMESTAMP)',
        mode: 'MODE_VALUE BETWEEN (NULLABLE, REQUIRED, REPEATED)'
    },
    other_field_name: { ... }
}

As this example defines

table_name = 'test123'
table_schema = { id: { type: 'INTEGER' },
                 name: { type: 'STRING' } }
bq.create_table(table_name, table_schema)

Describe table schema

bq.describe_table('table_name')

List datasets in dataset

bq.datasets

List dataset names

bq.datasets_formatted

Delete exiting dataset

bq.delete_dataset('test123')

Create dataset. First param is the dataset name

bq.create_dataset('test123')

bq.query("SELECT * FROM [#{config['dataset']}.table_name] LIMIT 1")

Insert a single row

bq.insert('table_name', 'id' => 123, 'type' => 'Task')

Batch insert an array of rows. See bigquery docs for limitations.

data = [{'id' => 123, 'type' => 'Foo'}, {'id' => 321, 'type' => 'Bar'}]
bq.insert('table_name', data)

Patching a exiting table

bq.patch_table('test', 'id' => 123, 'type' => 'Task', 'name' => 'Task1')

Tables: patch See bigquery docs for details.

Updating a exiting table

bq.update_table('test', 'id' => 123, 'type' => 'Task', 'name' => 'Task1')

Tables: update See bigquery docs for details.

To get the keys you need to have a:

• google API project (link)[https://console.developers.google.com/project]
• bigquery activated (link)[https://bigquery.cloud.google.com]
• create a bigquery dataset in the project (link)[https://bigquery.cloud.google.com]

1- Goto your project google api access

https://code.google.com/apis/console/b/0/?noredirect&pli=1#project:YOUR_PROJECT_ID:access

2- Create a new client-ID for service_account 3- Download de key file

Now you have everything:

• client_id: API access client-ID
• service_email: API access Email address
• key: API access key file path
• project_id: your google API project id
• dataset: your big query dataset name

If you're getting an "invalid_grant" error it usually means your system clock is off.

If you're getting unauthorized requested but you've been able to successfully connect before, you need to refresh your auth by running the "refresh_auth" method.

Before run test, you must create file named .bigquery_settings.yml on root of this repository. .bigquery_settings.yml must include following infomation.

client_id:     '1234.apps.googleusercontent.com'
service_email: '1234@developer.gserviceaccount.com'
key:           '/path/to/somekeyfile-privatekey.p12'
project_id:    '54321'
dataset:       'yourdataset'
faraday_option:
  timeout: 999

Then run tests via rake.

$ bundle install && bundle exec rake test

Fork and submit a pull request and make sure you add a test for any feature you add.

LICENSE:

(The MIT License)

Copyright © 2012 Adam Bronte

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