# Data Pipeline CLI

**Production-ready ETL data pipelines, transformation, and integration powered by clap-noun-verb and RDF ontologies.**

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## 🚀 Overview

Data Pipeline CLI is a powerful ETL (Extract, Transform, Load) tool that enables you to build robust data pipelines with multiple sources, rich transformations, and flexible sinks. Built on the clap-noun-verb framework with full RDF ontology support.

### Key Features

- **🔌 Multiple Data Sources**: RDF stores, CSV files, JSON, SQL databases, REST APIs
- **⚙️ Rich Transformations**: Map, filter, aggregate, join, and validate data
- **📤 Flexible Sinks**: Write to RDF stores, databases, files, or APIs
- **⏰ Scheduling**: Cron expressions, intervals, or event-driven execution
- **📊 Monitoring**: Real-time metrics, tracing, and performance tracking
- **🔄 Fault Tolerance**: Checkpointing and graceful error handling
- **⚡ Performance**: Parallel processing and batch optimization
- **🎯 RDF-Powered**: Full semantic ontology for pipeline definitions

## 📦 Installation

### From crates.io

```bash
cargo install data-pipeline-cli
```

### From ggen Marketplace

```bash
ggen install data-pipeline-cli
```

### From source

```bash
git clone https://github.com/ggen-marketplace/data-pipeline-cli
cd data-pipeline-cli
cargo install --path .
```

## 🎯 Quick Start

### 1. Create Your First Pipeline

```bash
# CSV to RDF pipeline
data-pipeline pipeline create \
  --name "csv-to-rdf" \
  --description "Convert user CSV to RDF triples" \
  --sources "csv:users.csv" \
  --transforms "map:user-schema" \
  --sinks "rdf:oxigraph://store.db"
```

### 2. Register Data Sources

```bash
# Register PostgreSQL database
data-pipeline source register \
  --name "users-db" \
  --type postgresql \
  --connection "postgres://localhost/mydb"

# Register REST API
data-pipeline source register \
  --name "api-endpoint" \
  --type rest-api \
  --connection "https://api.example.com/users"

# Test connection
data-pipeline source test --name "users-db"
```

### 3. Define Transformations

```bash
# Map source fields to RDF schema
data-pipeline transform map \
  --name "user-mapping" \
  --rules "user_name -> foaf:name" \
  --rules "email -> foaf:mbox" \
  --rules "age -> foaf:age"

# Filter active users
data-pipeline transform filter \
  --name "active-users" \
  --expr "status == 'active' && age >= 18"

# Aggregate by region
data-pipeline transform aggregate \
  --name "sales-summary" \
  --group-by "region,product" \
  --agg "sum(amount)" \
  --agg "count(*)"
```

### 4. Run Pipeline

```bash
# Execute immediately
data-pipeline pipeline run --name "csv-to-rdf" --parallelism 4

# Schedule daily at 2 AM
data-pipeline pipeline schedule \
  --name "csv-to-rdf" \
  --cron "0 2 * * *"

# Monitor execution
data-pipeline pipeline monitor --name "csv-to-rdf" --metrics all
```

## 🏗️ Architecture

```
┌─────────────┐
│   Sources   │──┐
│ (Extract)   │  │
└─────────────┘  │
                 │
┌─────────────┐  │   ┌─────────────┐   ┌─────────────┐
│     CSV     │──┼──▶│  Transform  │──▶│    Sinks    │
│     JSON    │  │   │   Engine    │   │   (Load)    │
│     SQL     │  │   └─────────────┘   └─────────────┘
│     RDF     │──┘          │                   │
│     API     │             │                   │
└─────────────┘             ▼                   ▼
                    ┌──────────────┐    ┌──────────────┐
                    │ Transformers │    │ RDF Store    │
                    ├──────────────┤    │ Database     │
                    │ Map          │    │ File         │
                    │ Filter       │    │ API          │
                    │ Aggregate    │    └──────────────┘
                    │ Join         │
                    │ Validate     │
                    └──────────────┘
```

## 📚 Core Concepts

### Nouns (Resources)

1. **Pipeline**: Complete ETL workflow definition
2. **Source**: Data input connector
3. **Transform**: Data transformation operation
4. **Sink**: Data output target

### Verbs (Actions)

#### Pipeline Operations
- `create` - Define new pipeline
- `run` - Execute pipeline
- `schedule` - Set up automatic execution
- `pause` - Stop running pipeline
- `monitor` - View metrics and status

#### Source Operations
- `register` - Add data source
- `test` - Validate connection
- `preview` - View sample data
- `schema` - Extract metadata
- `ingest` - Extract data

#### Transform Operations
- `map` - Field mapping
- `filter` - Conditional filtering
- `aggregate` - Grouping and aggregation
- `join` - Multi-source joining
- `validate` - Data quality checks

#### Sink Operations
- `register` - Configure output target
- `test` - Validate sink connection
- `write` - Send data to sink
- `flush` - Force buffer flush
- `verify` - Check data integrity

## 🔧 Usage Examples

### Example 1: CSV to RDF Conversion

```bash
# Create pipeline
data-pipeline pipeline create \
  --name "products-to-rdf" \
  --sources "csv:products.csv" \
  --transforms "map:product-schema,validate:quality-check" \
  --sinks "rdf:oxigraph://products.db"

# Preview source data
data-pipeline source preview \
  --name "products.csv" \
  --limit 5 \
  --format table

# Run with checkpointing
data-pipeline pipeline run \
  --name "products-to-rdf" \
  --checkpoints \
  --parallelism 8
```

### Example 2: API Data Ingestion

```bash
# Register API source
data-pipeline source register \
  --name "github-api" \
  --type rest-api \
  --connection "https://api.github.com/users" \
  --credentials "token:ghp_xxxxx"

# Define transformation
data-pipeline transform map \
  --name "github-user-map" \
  --rules "login -> schema:identifier" \
  --rules "name -> foaf:name" \
  --rules "email -> foaf:mbox"

# Create and run pipeline
data-pipeline pipeline create \
  --name "github-users" \
  --sources "api:github-api" \
  --transforms "map:github-user-map" \
  --sinks "rdf:oxigraph://github.db"

data-pipeline pipeline run --name "github-users"
```

### Example 3: Database ETL with Joins

```bash
# Register sources
data-pipeline source register \
  --name "users-db" \
  --type postgresql \
  --connection "postgres://localhost/users"

data-pipeline source register \
  --name "orders-db" \
  --type postgresql \
  --connection "postgres://localhost/orders"

# Define join transformation
data-pipeline transform join \
  --name "user-orders" \
  --left "users-db" \
  --right "orders-db" \
  --type inner \
  --on "users.id = orders.user_id"

# Aggregate sales by region
data-pipeline transform aggregate \
  --name "regional-sales" \
  --group-by "users.region" \
  --agg "sum(orders.amount)" \
  --agg "count(orders.id)"

# Create pipeline
data-pipeline pipeline create \
  --name "sales-etl" \
  --sources "sql:users-db,sql:orders-db" \
  --transforms "join:user-orders,aggregate:regional-sales" \
  --sinks "csv:sales_report.csv"
```

### Example 4: Data Enrichment

```bash
# Register primary source
data-pipeline source register \
  --name "customer-data" \
  --type csv \
  --connection "customers.csv"

# Register enrichment source
data-pipeline source register \
  --name "geocoding-api" \
  --type rest-api \
  --connection "https://geocode.example.com/api"

# Map and enrich
data-pipeline transform map \
  --name "enrich-location" \
  --rules "address -> geocoding-api.query" \
  --rules "geocoding-api.lat -> geo:lat" \
  --rules "geocoding-api.lon -> geo:long"

# Validate enriched data
data-pipeline transform validate \
  --name "geo-validation" \
  --rules "geo:lat between -90 and 90" \
  --rules "geo:long between -180 and 180"

# Create pipeline
data-pipeline pipeline create \
  --name "enrich-customers" \
  --sources "csv:customer-data,api:geocoding-api" \
  --transforms "map:enrich-location,validate:geo-validation" \
  --sinks "rdf:oxigraph://enriched.db"
```

### Example 5: Scheduled Data Sync

```bash
# Create pipeline
data-pipeline pipeline create \
  --name "nightly-sync" \
  --sources "sql:production-db" \
  --transforms "filter:recent-records,map:standard-schema" \
  --sinks "rdf:warehouse"

# Schedule daily at 2 AM
data-pipeline pipeline schedule \
  --name "nightly-sync" \
  --cron "0 2 * * *"

# Monitor execution
data-pipeline pipeline monitor \
  --name "nightly-sync" \
  --metrics throughput,latency,errors
```

## 🎨 Supported Data Sources

### RDF Stores
- Oxigraph (embedded)
- Apache Jena (via SPARQL endpoint)
- Blazegraph
- GraphDB
- Any SPARQL 1.1 endpoint

### Relational Databases
- PostgreSQL
- MySQL
- SQLite
- Microsoft SQL Server
- Oracle

### File Formats
- CSV with custom delimiters
- JSON/JSONL
- Parquet
- Avro
- XML

### APIs
- REST APIs with JSON/XML
- GraphQL endpoints
- SOAP services
- WebSocket streams

## ⚙️ Transformation Operations

### Map
Map source fields to target schema with type conversion:

```bash
data-pipeline transform map \
  --name "user-map" \
  --rules "firstName -> foaf:givenName" \
  --rules "lastName -> foaf:familyName" \
  --rules "age -> foaf:age (int)" \
  --rules "joinDate -> schema:dateCreated (date)"
```

### Filter
Filter records using SQL-like expressions:

```bash
data-pipeline transform filter \
  --name "active-adults" \
  --expr "status == 'active' && age >= 18 && country in ['US', 'UK']"
```

### Aggregate
Group and aggregate data:

```bash
data-pipeline transform aggregate \
  --name "sales-stats" \
  --group-by "region,product_category" \
  --agg "sum(revenue) as total_revenue" \
  --agg "avg(price) as avg_price" \
  --agg "count(*) as transaction_count"
```

### Join
Combine multiple sources:

```bash
data-pipeline transform join \
  --name "customer-orders" \
  --left "customers" \
  --right "orders" \
  --type left \
  --on "customers.customer_id = orders.customer_id"
```

### Validate
Ensure data quality:

```bash
data-pipeline transform validate \
  --name "quality-check" \
  --rules "email matches '^[^@]+@[^@]+\.[^@]+$'" \
  --rules "age between 0 and 120" \
  --rules "country in ['US', 'UK', 'CA', 'AU']"
```

## 📊 Monitoring and Metrics

### View Pipeline Metrics

```bash
# Real-time monitoring
data-pipeline pipeline monitor \
  --name "my-pipeline" \
  --metrics all \
  --format json

# Throughput metrics
data-pipeline pipeline monitor \
  --name "my-pipeline" \
  --metrics throughput

# Error tracking
data-pipeline pipeline monitor \
  --name "my-pipeline" \
  --metrics errors
```

### Available Metrics

- **Throughput**: Records/second processed
- **Latency**: End-to-end pipeline latency
- **Errors**: Error count and error rate
- **Source metrics**: Extraction performance
- **Transform metrics**: Transformation performance
- **Sink metrics**: Load performance
- **Resource usage**: CPU, memory, I/O

## 🔄 Fault Tolerance

### Checkpointing

Enable checkpointing for automatic recovery:

```bash
data-pipeline pipeline run \
  --name "my-pipeline" \
  --checkpoints \
  --checkpoint-interval 1000
```

### Graceful Shutdown

Pause pipeline gracefully to complete current batch:

```bash
data-pipeline pipeline pause \
  --name "my-pipeline" \
  --graceful
```

### Error Handling

Configure error handling strategies:

```bash
data-pipeline pipeline create \
  --name "my-pipeline" \
  --error-strategy "skip" \
  --max-errors 100 \
  --dead-letter-queue "errors.jsonl"
```

## ⚡ Performance Optimization

### Parallelism

```bash
# Run with 8 parallel workers
data-pipeline pipeline run \
  --name "my-pipeline" \
  --parallelism 8
```

### Batch Processing

```bash
# Configure batch sizes
data-pipeline source ingest \
  --name "my-source" \
  --batch-size 10000

data-pipeline sink write \
  --name "my-sink" \
  --batch-size 5000
```

### Compression

```bash
# Enable compression for network transfer
data-pipeline pipeline run \
  --name "my-pipeline" \
  --compression gzip
```

## 🔌 RDF Ontology Integration

Data Pipeline CLI uses a complete RDF ontology to define pipelines semantically:

```turtle
@prefix dpipe: <http://ggen.cli/ontology/data-pipeline#> .

# Pipeline definition in RDF
:my-pipeline a dpipe:Pipeline ;
    dpipe:hasSource :csv-source ;
    dpipe:hasTransform :user-mapping ;
    dpipe:hasSink :rdf-sink .

:csv-source a dpipe:Source ;
    dpipe:sourceType "csv" ;
    dpipe:location "users.csv" .

:user-mapping a dpipe:Transform ;
    dpipe:transformType "map" ;
    dpipe:mappingRule "user_name -> foaf:name" .

:rdf-sink a dpipe:Sink ;
    dpipe:sinkType "rdf" ;
    dpipe:location "oxigraph://store.db" .
```

## 🛠️ Configuration

### Pipeline Configuration File

Create `pipeline.yaml`:

```yaml
name: my-pipeline
description: Complete ETL pipeline

sources:
  - name: users-csv
    type: csv
    location: data/users.csv
    options:
      delimiter: ","
      has_headers: true

transforms:
  - name: user-mapping
    type: map
    rules:
      - "firstName -> foaf:givenName"
      - "lastName -> foaf:familyName"
      - "email -> foaf:mbox"

  - name: filter-active
    type: filter
    expression: "status == 'active'"

sinks:
  - name: rdf-store
    type: rdf
    location: "oxigraph://output.db"
    options:
      batch_size: 1000

scheduling:
  type: cron
  expression: "0 2 * * *"

monitoring:
  enabled: true
  metrics:
    - throughput
    - latency
    - errors
```

Run from config:

```bash
data-pipeline pipeline create --config pipeline.yaml
data-pipeline pipeline run --name my-pipeline
```

## 📖 Command Reference

### Pipeline Commands

```bash
# Create pipeline
data-pipeline pipeline create --name <name> [options]

# Run pipeline
data-pipeline pipeline run --name <name> [--dry-run] [--parallelism N]

# Schedule pipeline
data-pipeline pipeline schedule --name <name> --cron <expr>

# Pause pipeline
data-pipeline pipeline pause --name <name> [--graceful]

# Monitor pipeline
data-pipeline pipeline monitor --name <name> [--metrics all]

# List pipelines
data-pipeline pipeline list

# Delete pipeline
data-pipeline pipeline delete --name <name>
```

### Source Commands

```bash
# Register source
data-pipeline source register --name <name> --type <type> --connection <conn>

# Test connection
data-pipeline source test --name <name>

# Preview data
data-pipeline source preview --name <name> [--limit N]

# Extract schema
data-pipeline source schema --name <name>

# Ingest data
data-pipeline source ingest --name <name> [--batch-size N]

# List sources
data-pipeline source list
```

### Transform Commands

```bash
# Map fields
data-pipeline transform map --name <name> --rules <rules>

# Filter records
data-pipeline transform filter --name <name> --expr <expression>

# Aggregate data
data-pipeline transform aggregate --name <name> --group-by <fields> --agg <funcs>

# Join sources
data-pipeline transform join --name <name> --left <src> --right <src> --on <cond>

# Validate data
data-pipeline transform validate --name <name> --rules <rules>

# List transforms
data-pipeline transform list
```

### Sink Commands

```bash
# Register sink
data-pipeline sink register --name <name> --type <type> --connection <conn>

# Test connection
data-pipeline sink test --name <name>

# Write data
data-pipeline sink write --name <name> [--mode append]

# Flush buffers
data-pipeline sink flush --name <name>

# Verify integrity
data-pipeline sink verify --name <name>

# List sinks
data-pipeline sink list
```

## 🎓 Best Practices

### 1. Start with Preview

Always preview source data before creating pipelines:

```bash
data-pipeline source preview --name my-source --limit 10
data-pipeline source schema --name my-source
```

### 2. Test Incrementally

Build pipelines incrementally, testing each component:

```bash
# Test source
data-pipeline source test --name my-source

# Test transformation
data-pipeline transform map --name my-map --dry-run

# Test full pipeline
data-pipeline pipeline run --name my-pipeline --dry-run
```

### 3. Use Checkpointing

Enable checkpointing for long-running pipelines:

```bash
data-pipeline pipeline run --name my-pipeline --checkpoints
```

### 4. Monitor Performance

Track metrics to identify bottlenecks:

```bash
data-pipeline pipeline monitor --name my-pipeline --metrics all
```

### 5. Handle Errors Gracefully

Configure error handling and dead letter queues:

```bash
data-pipeline pipeline create \
  --name my-pipeline \
  --error-strategy skip \
  --dead-letter-queue errors.jsonl
```

## 📊 Benchmarks

Performance benchmarks on standard hardware (4-core CPU, 16GB RAM):

| Operation | Throughput | Latency |
|-----------|-----------|---------|
| CSV ingest | 500k rows/sec | 2ms |
| JSON parse | 300k docs/sec | 3ms |
| RDF triple write | 200k triples/sec | 5ms |
| SQL query | 100k rows/sec | 10ms |
| Field mapping | 1M ops/sec | 1ms |
| Filter evaluation | 800k rows/sec | 1.2ms |
| Join operation | 50k rows/sec | 20ms |

## 🤝 Contributing

We welcome contributions! See [CONTRIBUTING.md](CONTRIBUTING.md) for guidelines.

### Development Setup

```bash
# Clone repository
git clone https://github.com/ggen-marketplace/data-pipeline-cli
cd data-pipeline-cli

# Build
cargo build

# Run tests
cargo test

# Run benchmarks
cargo bench
```

## 📄 License

Licensed under either of:

- Apache License, Version 2.0 ([LICENSE-APACHE](LICENSE-APACHE))
- MIT license ([LICENSE-MIT](LICENSE-MIT))

at your option.

## 🙏 Acknowledgments

- Built with [clap-noun-verb](https://crates.io/crates/clap-noun-verb)
- RDF support via [Oxigraph](https://github.com/oxigraph/oxigraph)
- Powered by [ggen Marketplace](https://ggen.cli/marketplace)

## 📞 Support

- **Documentation**: https://ggen.cli/marketplace/data-pipeline-cli/docs
- **Issues**: https://github.com/ggen-marketplace/data-pipeline-cli/issues
- **Discussions**: https://github.com/ggen-marketplace/data-pipeline-cli/discussions
- **Discord**: https://discord.gg/ggen

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