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ql.io

ql.io is a a data-retrieval and aggregation gateway to make orchestrating across HTTP APIs (from SOAP-style to RESTful) as simple as SQL and JSON. See ql.io for docs, demos and examples.

See http://66.211.164.71/ for work-in-progress docs/demos/examples.

How to Build ql.io

To build ql.io on your own, you need node (version 0.4.12) and npm. Support for node 0.6.x is coming soon. Once you have these set up, do the following:

git clone [email protected]:ql-io/ql.io.git
cd ql.io
make install

These steps will link ql.io modules locally so can you refer to those modules from your apps using npm link.

To run tests

make test

ql.io source is organized into several modules that you can test independently.

cd modules/engine
make test

Using ql.io as a Stand-Alone Server

If you are interested in using ql.io as a stand-alone server, setup a new ql.io app and start the server.

TODO: This step will change once the repo is public

git clone https://github.com/ql-io/ql.io-template myapp
cd myapp
make
bin/start.sh

Using latest versions of Firefox or Chrome, go to http://localhost:3000 to see ql.io's Web Console. See the Quickstart Guide for more details.

Using ql.io in a Node App

If you are interested in using ql.io in your node app, use

# Does not work yet
npm install ql.io-engine

After that you can simply execute the core engine.

var Engine = require('../lib/engine');
var engine = new Engine({
    tables: ... path to tables ...
});
engine.exec('your script here', function(err, res) {
   // process error or results
});

Making Contributions

We're working on getting a CLA in place.

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