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Web UI #443

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jdbodyfelt opened this issue Jul 31, 2024 · 1 comment
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Web UI #443

jdbodyfelt opened this issue Jul 31, 2024 · 1 comment

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@jdbodyfelt
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Please Describe The Problem To Be Solved

Quary currently has a great UI service through the VS Code Extension. It would be most helpful to have this developed into a web-based UI as well - particularly in schema documentation, entity lineage DAGs, even test reporting.

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I haven't dug into the codestack heavily yet, but I recall during RTFM mention of accessing this specific data, which I'm guessing is exactly what the VS Code Extension does. The extension itself is likely a Typescript build that could easily be ported out of VS Code to a webhost frontend. Just thinking in comparison to the dbt doc output, Databrick's Delta Live Tables, and mage.ai's UI...

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benfdking commented Jul 31, 2024

We do have a UI that we're building out on our website. It reads your repo and then allows you to share it with the broader team, I'm happy to give you very, very early access.

Our take is slightly different in that it is interactive, and you can read the data through it in a secure way where the data (if you have a data warehouse that is accessible over the internet) does not go through our systems but rather just between the browser and your warehouse.

It's janky now, so I'm happy to show it to you on a call: https://cal.com/benjamin-king-xj7av5/30min.

Here's a quick screenshot

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