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I am currently utilizing a third-party service that generates queries for Snowflake. I'm interested in redirecting these queries to the 'fakesnow' project. Specifically, I want to proxy all the Snowflake requests to 'fakesnow'.
The purpose of this operation is to enable end-to-end tests of the aforementioned service to run locally, rather than on AWS. Could you provide any guidance or steps on how to accomplish this?
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Fakesnow doesn’t yet provide an HTTP API which, without knowing anything about this third-party service, I would guess is what you want. It’s on the roadmap though.
@tekumara Thanks for creating this library! I was using this library but needed something similar so I built a proxy of V1 API by reverse engineering the Snowflake clients. I use Fakesnow for transpilation as well: https://github.com/buremba/universql
@buremba nice project, thanks for sharing! Glad you found fakesnow useful.
Coincidentally I've just started to build out a server with a V1 API. It's not complete yet, like yours. Looks like we are both taking a similar approach 🙂
I am currently utilizing a third-party service that generates queries for Snowflake. I'm interested in redirecting these queries to the 'fakesnow' project. Specifically, I want to proxy all the Snowflake requests to 'fakesnow'.
The purpose of this operation is to enable end-to-end tests of the aforementioned service to run locally, rather than on AWS. Could you provide any guidance or steps on how to accomplish this?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: