sql

Package api is `brevis-sql-api`: declared, read-only SQL served over HTTP.

Package cache holds an endpoint's answers, compressed, until a model they read is rebuilt.

Package render turns an endpoint's SQL template into a statement and its arguments, and never writes a caller's value into the statement.

Package check turns a model's `tests:` into SQL.

Package connections is the warehouses Brevis may reach, declared once.

Package dialect is the part of building a model that differs per warehouse.

Package bigquery builds models on Google BigQuery.

Package dialecttest is the suite every dialect has to pass.

Command leakprobe is the other half of `scripts/leak-check.sh`: a harness that never cleans up, and the questions you ask BigQuery afterwards.

Package postgres builds models on PostgreSQL.

Package generation is what `brevis-sql build` writes when a model is rebuilt, and what `brevis-sql-api` reads to know its cached answers are stale -- through a Redis client of its own, written against RESP2.

Package model reads one `.sql` file as a model: a header, a query, and the name the two of them make.

Package project reads a directory of models and works out the order.

Package refs answers one question about a query: which relations does it READ.

Package run builds a project's models against a warehouse.

Package serve answers read-only questions about a warehouse, over HTTP, so the console never holds a warehouse credential.

Package sqltok splits SQL into tokens and does nothing else with them.