v0.23.0

• Correctly handle queries on nested JSON data courtesy of @xwjdsh (see #91 and #96)

v0.22.0

• Add logfmt support courtesy of @0michalsokolowski0 (see #85)

0.21.0

• Adds support for reading YAML files (see multiprocessio/datastation#275) courtesy of @Sajuno
• Fixes Parquet reader (see #81 ) courtesy of @Sajuno

0.20.2

• Properly quote fields when using new CSV writer (see #74 )
• Handle --convert-numbers flag in new SQLiteWriter by using NUMERIC field type, no conversions in Go
• Properly handle no query case by disabling SQLiteWriter in this case so intermediate JSON file does get written

0.20.1

• Limit SQLite writer to only CSV, TSV and Regexp newline files for now since nested objects aren't translated the same way yet in the SQLite writer.

0.20.0

• Speed up most runs of dsq on large files 2x by skipping intermediate writes to JSON, writing directly from file to SQLite (see multiprocessio/datastation#267 for details). If this breaks things for you you can add the --no-sqlite-writer flag to go back to the old code path. This path isn't taken for JSON, Excel, and ODS files or when schema or --convert-numbers is set.

0.19.0

• -n, --convert-numbers flag to automatically convert values to integers or floats when reading CSV/TSV; courtesy of @fritzgrabo

0.18.0

• New hashing/encoding functions: base64, from_base64, md5, sha1, sha256, sha512, etc. See here for the full list.
• New string functions: len, split_part, regexp_count, regexp_split_part. See here for details.

0.17.0

• Bring in go-sqlite3-stdlib with functions for parsing URLs, best-effort date parsing, string and math helpers, and aggregate functions like percentiles, stddev, median, mode, etc. See that repo README for full details.

0.16.0

• Support for a basic interactive REPL with the -i or --interactive flag courtesy of @Ghibranalj