This now works:
echo '{"date": "13th January 2025"}' | sqlite-utils insert dates.db dates -
sqlite-utils convert dates.db dates date r.parsedate
sqlite-utils rows dates.db dates
Previously the command would have been:
sqlite-utils convert dates.db dates date 'r.parsedate(value)'
The `--detect-types` option is now automatically turned on for all commands that deal with CSV or CSV.
A new `--no-detect-types` option can be used to have all columns treated as text.
Closes#679
Closes#659
The --functions option now accepts:
- File paths ending in .py (e.g., --functions my_funcs.py)
- Multiple invocations (e.g., --functions foo.py --functions 'def bar(): ...')
- Inline Python code (existing behavior)
Implementation follows the same pattern as llm's --functions flag
(simonw/llm@a880c123).
Changes:
- Added multiple=True to --functions Click option in query, bulk, and memory commands
- Modified _register_functions() to detect and read .py files
- Updated _maybe_register_functions() to iterate over multiple function sources
- Removed unused bytes/bytearray handling
- Added comprehensive tests for file paths and multiple invocations
- Updated documentation with examples
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* Shorter help for --functions
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When configuration parameters like pk, foreign_keys, not_null, etc.
are passed to Table.create(), they are now stored in self._defaults
so that subsequent operations on the same Table instance (like insert,
upsert) will use those settings automatically.
Previously, calling db["table"].insert({...}, pk="id") would create
the table correctly but subsequent calls to insert() or upsert() on
the same table object would not know about the pk setting, causing
issues like upsert() failing with "requires a pk" error.
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* Add `include_rank` parameter to `Table.search`
* Test for .search(include_rank)
* Docs for table.search(include_rank)
https://github.com/simonw/sqlite-utils/pull/628
Refs #480
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* Recreate indexes when calling transform when possible and raise an error when they cannot be retained automatically
* Docs for sqlite_utils.db.TransformError
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