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DBT-Powered Shop Application

Overview:

This project demonstrates the use of dbt to build a simplified e-commerce shop application using SQL. DBT provides a structured and efficient approach to data modeling and transformation, making it ideal for managing the complex data requirements of such an application.

Key Features:

  • Data Modeling: Utilizes dbt to create a robust data model, defining entities like products, customers, orders, and their relationships.
  • Data Transformation: Employs dbt's transformation capabilities to clean, normalize, and enrich the raw data, ensuring data quality and consistency.
  • Data Warehouse Integration: Integrates the shop's data with a data warehouse: Google Bigquery for analytics and reporting purposes.
  • Modular Architecture: Leverages dbt's modular architecture to organize code into reusable models, promoting maintainability and scalability.

Project Structure:

  • models/: Contains dbt models defining the data structure and transformations.
  • macros/: Houses reusable macros for common data operations.
  • tests/: Includes tests to validate data quality and model correctness.
  • docs/: Provides documentation on the project's structure, usage, and best practices.

Getting Started:

  1. Clone the Repository:
    git clone https://github.com/pierrealex78/pierrealex_shop/
  2. Set Up Environment: Configure your dbt environment (DBT Cloud) using the provided configuration files.
  3. Run DBT Commands:: Use dbt commands to build models, test data, and deploy to your data warehouse. Try running the following commands:
    dbt build
    dbt test
    dbt run

DBT developped its own way of structuring the Data transformation cycle:

  • Sources: source data from Jaffle shop dbt-tutorials
  • Staging: first transformation on the data
  • Mart: Data is ready for data analysts and data scientists to perform analysises and predictions

There is even more about the way it can be tested and implemented:

  • Tests: tests of quality and freshness of the data ingested from the sources
  • Configuration: using yaml files for declarative configurations

Resources:

  • Learn more about dbt in the docs
  • Check out Discourse for commonly asked questions and answers
  • Join the dbt community to learn from other analytics engineers
  • Find dbt events near you
  • Check out the blog for the latest news on dbt's development and best practices

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