Sample Project

A Quary project is a collection of seeds, models, and tests all of which work in tandem to wrangle and analyze your data. Don't worry about those words for now, we'll get to them. The following Getting Started guide will help you to get set up in the fastest way possible. It's not necessarily the way we recommend you setting your own project, but it should show you Quary in action in the browser.

Note: You will need a GitHub account for this guide, this guide assumes you already have one.

Opening the sample project

Open the template repository in GitHub's browser editor by clicking the link. This will open the repository in GitHub's browser editor. It should look like the following image: the repo opened on the models/shifts_summary.sql file.

First model

Installing Quary

After having opened the repository in the browser editor, you should see a prompt to install the Quary extension. It may take a little moment. If you don't see this prompt, you can install the extension by searching for Quary in the "extensions" tab. The prompt looks like this. After

Install extensions

Model documentation

Once installed, try clicking on the book icon in the top right. This should show the documentation for the model and look a little something like

Documentation view

Scrolling in this view, you should see the documentation for the model: the model's columns/tests/docs, the model's lineage as well as the results returned from the model. Now that you've seen the documentation for the model, it's time to try running your own model.

Supabase
Your first model