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+ Metadata-Version: 2.4
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+ Name: sql-lineage-extractor
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+ Version: 0.1.1
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+ Summary: Static column-to-column SQL lineage extractor producing a dbt-manifest-like JSON graph.
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+ Author-email: Jeffrey YAPI <yapi.jeffrey@gmail.com>
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+ Maintainer-email: EasyTalents <yapi.jeffrey@gmail.com>
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+ License-Expression: Apache-2.0
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+ Project-URL: Homepage, https://github.com/easytalents/sql-lineage-extractor
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+ Project-URL: Repository, https://github.com/easytalents/sql-lineage-extractor
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+ Project-URL: Changelog, https://github.com/easytalents/sql-lineage-extractor/blob/main/CHANGELOG.md
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+ Project-URL: Issues, https://github.com/easytalents/sql-lineage-extractor/issues
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+ Keywords: sql,lineage,sqlglot,dbt,manifest,data-lineage,fabric
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+ Classifier: Development Status :: 4 - Beta
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+ Classifier: Intended Audience :: Developers
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+ Classifier: Topic :: Database
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+ Classifier: Topic :: Software Development :: Libraries :: Python Modules
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+ Classifier: Programming Language :: Python :: 3
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+ Classifier: Programming Language :: Python :: 3.10
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+ Classifier: Programming Language :: Python :: 3.11
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+ Classifier: Programming Language :: Python :: 3.12
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+ Classifier: Programming Language :: Python :: 3.13
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+ Classifier: Typing :: Typed
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+ Requires-Python: >=3.10
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+ Description-Content-Type: text/markdown
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+ License-File: LICENSE
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+ License-File: NOTICE
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+ Requires-Dist: sqlglot<27,>=25
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+ Requires-Dist: click>=8.1
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+ Requires-Dist: jsonschema>=4.0
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+ Requires-Dist: tomli>=2.0; python_version < "3.11"
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+ Provides-Extra: live
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+ Requires-Dist: pyodbc>=5.0; extra == "live"
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+ Provides-Extra: dev
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+ Requires-Dist: pytest>=8.0; extra == "dev"
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+ Requires-Dist: pytest-cov>=5.0; extra == "dev"
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+ Requires-Dist: ruff>=0.6; extra == "dev"
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+ Requires-Dist: mypy>=1.11; extra == "dev"
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+ Requires-Dist: types-jsonschema>=4.0; extra == "dev"
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+ Dynamic: license-file
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+
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+ # sql-lineage-extractor
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+
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+ [![License](https://img.shields.io/badge/license-Apache--2.0-blue.svg)](LICENSE)
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+
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+ Extraction **statique** de lineage SQL **colonne-à-colonne**, inspirée du
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+ `manifest.json` de dbt — mais **sans moteur d'exécution ni orchestration**.
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+ L'outil n'exécute aucune requête de transformation, ne charge aucune donnée : il
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+ analyse du **texte SQL** et produit un **graphe structuré** (JSON versionné et
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+ diffable).
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+
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+ Le SQL analysé peut provenir indifféremment de :
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+
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+ - fichiers `.sql` ;
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+ - notebooks Fabric / Jupyter (`.ipynb`) ;
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+ - une connexion **live** à un endpoint SQL (Fabric SQL endpoint, SQL Server,
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+ Synapse) via une connexion DB-API générique **injectée de l'extérieur**.
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+
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+ Aucune dépendance à un SDK Fabric propriétaire. Le parsing repose sur
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+ [`sqlglot`](https://github.com/tobymao/sqlglot).
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+
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+ ## Installation
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+
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+ ```bash
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+ pip install -e .
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+ # mode live (connexion DB-API, ex. pyodbc) :
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+ pip install -e ".[live]"
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+ # outillage de dev (tests) :
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+ pip install -e ".[dev]"
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+ ```
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+
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+ Python ≥ 3.10.
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+
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+ ## Architecture — pipeline en 4 couches
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+
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+ ```
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+ Sources SQL (fichiers / notebooks / live)
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+ │ -> SQLUnit (id, dialecte, sql_text, origine)
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+ ▼
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+ Parsing + lineage colonne-à-colonne (sqlglot) -> ObjectNode | ParseError
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+ ▼
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+ Construction du graphe multi-objets (depends_on_nodes)
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+ ▼
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+ Sérialisation en manifest JSON (schématisé, déterministe)
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+ ```
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+
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+ Chaque couche est testable indépendamment (`tests/`).
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+
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+ ## Utilisation (CLI)
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+
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+ ```bash
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+ # Fichiers .sql
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+ sql-lineage extract --source files --path ./vues --dialect tsql --out manifest.json
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+
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+ # Notebooks .ipynb
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+ sql-lineage extract --source notebooks --path ./notebooks --dialect spark --out manifest.json
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+
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+ # Endpoint SQL live (nécessite l'extra [live])
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+ sql-lineage extract --source live --conn-string "<DSN ou chaîne ODBC>" --dialect tsql --out manifest.json
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+
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+ # Vérifier qu'un manifest est conforme au schéma publié
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+ sql-lineage validate manifest.json
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+ ```
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+ Options utiles : `--glob` pour restreindre le motif de fichiers
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+ (`--glob "silver/**/*.sql"`).
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+
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+ ### Utilisation programmatique
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+
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+ ```python
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+ from sql_lineage.sources import FileSQLSource
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+ from sql_lineage.pipeline import run_extraction
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+ from sql_lineage.manifest import write_manifest
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+ nodes, errors = run_extraction(FileSQLSource("./vues", dialect="tsql"))
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+ write_manifest("manifest.json", nodes, errors)
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+ ```
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+
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+ Pour le mode live, la connexion est **fournie par l'appelant** (jamais construite
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+ dans la librairie) :
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+
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+ ```python
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+ import pyodbc
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+ from sql_lineage.sources import LiveSQLEndpointSource
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+
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+ conn = pyodbc.connect("Driver=...;Server=...;Authentication=ActiveDirectoryInteractive;...")
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+ source = LiveSQLEndpointSource(conn, dialect="tsql")
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+ ```
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+
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+ ## Schéma du manifest
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+
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+ Documenté et versionné dans
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+ [`src/sql_lineage/manifest/schema.json`](src/sql_lineage/manifest/schema.json)
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+ (`schema_version` en tête de fichier, actuellement `1.0`). La **politique
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+ d'évolution** du contrat (MAJOR.MINOR, dépréciation, golden tests) est décrite
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+ dans [docs/MANIFEST_SCHEMA.md](docs/MANIFEST_SCHEMA.md). Extrait :
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+
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+ ```json
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+ {
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+ "schema_version": "1.0",
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+ "generated_at": "2026-07-20T10:00:00Z",
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+ "nodes": {
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+ "silver_shipping_escale": {
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+ "origine": "vues-shipping/silver/escale.sql",
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+ "dialecte": "tsql",
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+ "columns": {
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+ "date_traitement": {
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+ "expression_sql": "e.date_arrivee AS date_traitement",
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+ "depends_on": [{"table": "bronze_navis.escale", "column": "date_arrivee"}]
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+ }
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+ },
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+ "depends_on_nodes": ["bronze_navis_escale"],
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+ "parametres_neutralises": [],
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+ "avertissements": []
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+ }
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+ },
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+ "errors": [
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+ {"id": "silver_finance_xyz", "origine": "...", "message": "..."}
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+ ]
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+ }
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+ ```
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+
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+ **Déterminisme** : même entrée → même sortie. Clés triées, listes ordonnées,
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+ formatage stable — pour un diff propre en CI. Le seul champ non reproductible,
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+ `generated_at`, est injectable (`build_manifest(..., generated_at=...)`).
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+
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+ ## Export vers la BI (Power BI, etc.)
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+ Le manifest JSON reste **canonique** (contrat versionné, diffable en CI). Pour la
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+ BI on en **dérive** une couche de service tabulaire — schéma en étoile — que
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+ Power BI consomme directement, sans avoir à « expand » du JSON imbriqué :
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+
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+ ```
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+ manifest.json (canonique)
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+ │ sql-lineage export (dérivation pure, rejouable, append par run)
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+ ▼
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+ dim_run · dim_object · dim_column · fact_column_edge · object_edge · closure · errors
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+ ```
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+
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+ | Table | Grain | Rôle |
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+ |---|---|---|
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+ | `dim_run` | 1 run | dimension temps (historisation) |
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+ | `dim_object` | 1 objet | dimension (slice par `layer` bronze/silver/gold) |
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+ | `dim_column` | 1 colonne | dimension colonne |
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+ | `fact_column_edge` | 1 arête colonne→colonne | **fait central** |
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+ | `object_edge` | 1 dépendance objet directe | graphe 1-saut |
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+ | `closure` | 1 couple ancêtre→descendant | **multi-saut** (impact / provenance) |
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+ | `errors` | 1 erreur | suivi qualité |
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+
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+ Toutes les tables portent un `run_id` : chaque run est **ajouté** (jamais
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+ écrasé), ce qui ouvre la dérive dans le temps, l'« as-of date » et l'audit. La
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+ table `closure` (fermeture transitive précalculée en Python) débloque les
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+ rapports *impact* (« si cette source change, quoi en aval ? ») et *provenance*
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+ (« d'où vient cette colonne à la source ? ») sur plusieurs niveaux — impossible
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+ en DAX récursif sur un DAG.
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+ ### Backends
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+ ```bash
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+ # CSV (un fichier par table)
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+ sql-lineage export manifest.json --format csv --out ./exports
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+ # SQLite (fichier unique, lisible par Power BI via ODBC)
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+ sql-lineage export manifest.json --format sqlite --out lineage.db
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+ # SQL Server / Fabric Warehouse (connexion injectée)
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+ sql-lineage export manifest.json --format sqlserver --conn-string "<chaîne ODBC>"
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+ ```
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+ Le backend `sqlserver` utilise l'extra `[live]` (pyodbc). Les backends base de
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+ données sont **idempotents par run** (les lignes d'un `run_id` existant sont
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+ remplacées) ; le CSV est append-only.
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+ > **Fabric** : guide d'usage complet (exécution hors Spark, connexion Warehouse
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+ > via Service Principal, script d'orchestration prêt à coller) dans
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+ > [docs/FABRIC_USAGE.md](docs/FABRIC_USAGE.md) et
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+ > [examples/fabric_orchestration.py](examples/fabric_orchestration.py).
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+
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+ ### Modélisation Power BI (indicatif)
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+ - Relations : `dim_object[node_id] 1—* fact_column_edge[target_node]` ;
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+ `dim_run[run_id] 1—*` sur chaque table (filtre de run).
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+ - Impact/provenance : filtrer `closure[ancestor_node]` (aval) ou
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+ `closure[descendant_node]` (amont), `depth` donne la distance.
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+ - Volume faible → **mode Import** suffit (pas besoin de DirectQuery/DirectLake).
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+ ## Conventions
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+ ### Identifiant d'un objet dans un notebook
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+ Priorité de résolution de l'`id` d'une cellule / d'un appel `spark.sql` :
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+ 1. **Commentaire de convention** en tête du SQL :
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+ `-- lineage:id=silver_shipping_escale` *(valeur par défaut, ajustable si
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+ l'équipe data préfère une autre convention)*.
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+ 2. **Nom de la variable cible** en Python (`df_silver_finance = spark.sql(...)`
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+ → `silver_finance` ; le préfixe `df_` est retiré).
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+ 3. **Repli** `nom_notebook#numero_cellule` — ce cas émet un **avertissement**
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+ (champ `avertissements`), il n'est jamais silencieux.
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+
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+ ### Neutralisation des f-strings
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+ Une cellule Python `spark.sql(f"... WHERE d >= '{date_execution}'")` est parsée
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+ avec le module `ast` (jamais par regex). Chaque interpolation `{...}` **en
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+ position valeur** (`>= {x}`, `'{x}'`, `IN ({x})`) est remplacée par le jeton
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+ neutre `__PARAM__` avant transmission à sqlglot, pour ne pas casser le parsing.
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+ Une interpolation qui occupe **une ligne à elle seule** est traitée comme un
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+ **fragment de clause SQL** (motif courant en Fabric :
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+ `{'' if terminal_names is None else 'AND t.col IN ' + terminal_names}`) et
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+ **supprimée** plutôt que tokenisée — un `__PARAM__` orphelin casserait le parsing,
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+ et un prédicat `WHERE`/`HAVING` ne contribue jamais au lineage colonne.
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+ Dans les deux cas, les fragments remplacés/supprimés sont conservés dans le champ
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+ `parametres_neutralises` du nœud, pour transparence.
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+ ### Personnaliser les conventions (`LineageConfig`)
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+ **Aucune convention n'est codée en dur** : le commentaire d'id, le préfixe de
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+ variable, le jeton de neutralisation et le dialecte par défaut proviennent tous
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+ d'un objet `LineageConfig` **injectable**. Les défauts reproduisent exactement le
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+ comportement décrit ci-dessus (rétro-compatible).
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+ ```python
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+ from sql_lineage import LineageConfig
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+ from sql_lineage.sources import NotebookSQLSource
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+ config = LineageConfig(
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+ id_comment_pattern=r"--\s*lin:id\s*=\s*(\w+)", # 1 groupe de capture = l'id
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+ var_prefixes=("df_", "result_"), # préfixes retirés de l'id
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+ param_token="@@PARAM@@",
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+ default_dialect="spark",
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+ )
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+ source = NotebookSQLSource("./notebooks", config=config)
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+ ```
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+ La même chose en CLI (les flags surchargent un éventuel `--config`) :
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+ ```bash
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+ sql-lineage extract --source notebooks --path ./notebooks \
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+ --config conventions.toml \
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+ --var-prefix df_ --var-prefix result_ \
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+ --id-comment-pattern '--\s*lin:id\s*=\s*(\w+)' \
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+ --param-token '@@PARAM@@' \
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+ --out manifest.json
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+ ```
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+ Fichier de conventions (`.toml` ou `.json`) — les clés peuvent aussi vivre sous
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+ `[tool.sql_lineage]` d'un `pyproject.toml` partagé :
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+ ```toml
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+ [sql_lineage]
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+ var_prefixes = ["df_", "result_"]
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+ param_token = "@@PARAM@@"
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+ default_dialect = "spark"
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+ ```
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+ La convention `-- lineage:id=` s'applique aussi aux **fichiers `.sql`** : un
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+ commentaire présent dans le fichier l'emporte sur l'id dérivé du nom de fichier.
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+ ## Cas d'erreur (attendus)
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+ Une erreur de parsing sur **un** objet n'interrompt **jamais** le traitement des
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+ autres : elle est capturée et reportée dans `errors`. Cas rejetés :
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+ - `SELECT *` (et `t.*`) **sur une table physique** : colonnes inconnues en
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+ analyse statique. En revanche, un `SELECT *` **au-dessus d'un CTE ou d'une
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+ sous-requête énumérable est expansé automatiquement** (y compris les cas
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+ imbriqués `T.*`), donc supporté.
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+ - Colonne calculée **sans alias** (`e.a + e.b`) : pas de nom de sortie stable.
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+ - SQL non analysable par sqlglot pour le dialecte donné.
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+ ## Limites connues
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+ - **SQL procédural complexe** (batchs T-SQL multi-instructions, variables,
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+ `MERGE`, procédures stockées) : seul le premier `SELECT` pertinent est analysé.
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+ - **Dialectes** : testés sur `tsql` et `spark`. Les autres dialectes sqlglot
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+ fonctionnent probablement mais ne sont pas couverts par les tests — à étendre
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+ selon les besoins.
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+ - **Résolution du graphe** : le rapprochement `table source ↔ objet` normalise
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+ les points en underscores (`bronze_navis.escale` ↔ `bronze_navis_escale`) et
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+ autorise un match sur le dernier segment. Des collisions de noms courts sont
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+ théoriquement possibles.
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+ - **Non-objectifs** : pas d'exécution de requêtes, pas de génération de site de
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+ documentation (le manifest est destiné à être consommé par un outil de rendu
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+ séparé), pas de tests de qualité de données.
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+ ## Tests
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+ ```bash
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+ pytest
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+ ```
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+ Aucun test ne nécessite de connexion réseau ni d'accès à un environnement Fabric
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+ réel — le mode live est couvert par une connexion **mockée**.
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+ ## Structure du dépôt
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+ ```
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+ src/sql_lineage/
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+ models.py # SQLUnit, ColumnLineage, ObjectNode, ParseError, ColumnSource
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+ sources/ # file / notebook / live (interface commune SQLSource)
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+ parsing/ # wrapper sqlglot + extraction de lineage
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+ graph/ # construction des arêtes depends_on_nodes
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+ manifest/ # schema.json + writer (sérialisation déterministe)
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+ pipeline.py # orchestration source -> parse -> graph
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+ cli.py # commandes `extract` / `validate` (click)
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+ tests/ # fixtures .sql / .ipynb + tests par couche
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+ ```
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