ClickHouseHTTPDriver-class: Driver for the ClickHouse database using HTTP(S) interface

In ClickHouseHTTP: A Simple HTTP Database Interface to 'ClickHouse'

Driver for the ClickHouse database using HTTP(S) interface

Description

Driver for the ClickHouse database using HTTP(S) interface

Connect to a ClickHouse database using the ClickHouseHTTP DBI

Usage

## S4 method for signature 'ClickHouseHTTPDriver'
dbConnect(
  drv,
  host = "localhost",
  port = 8123L,
  dbname = "default",
  user = "default",
  password = "",
  https = FALSE,
  ssl_verifypeer = TRUE,
  host_path = NA,
  session_timeout = 3600L,
  convert_uint = TRUE,
  extended_headers = list(),
  reset_handle = FALSE,
  ...
)

Arguments

drv	A driver object created by ClickHouseHTTP()
host	name of the database host (default: "localhost")
port	port on which the database is listening (default: 8123L)
dbname	name of the default database (default: "default")
user	user name (default: "default")
password	user password (default: "")
https	a logical to use the HTTPS protocol (default: FALSE)
ssl_verifypeer	a logical to verify SSL certificate when using HTTPS (default: TRUE)
host_path	a path to use on host (e.g. "ClickHouse/"): it allows to connect on a server behind a reverse proxy for example
session_timeout	timeout in seconds (default: 3600L seconds)
convert_uint	a logical: if TRUE (default), UInt ClickHouse data types are converted in the following R classes: UInt8 : logical UInt16: Date (when using Arrow format in dbSendQuery,ClickHouseHTTPConnection,character-method) UInt32: POSIXct (when using Arrow format in dbSendQuery,ClickHouseHTTPConnection,character-method)
extended_headers	a named list with other HTTP headers (for example: extended_headers=list("X-Authorization"="Bearer <token>") can be used for OAuth access delegation)
reset_handle	a logical indicating how to manage Curl handles (see httr::handle_pool). If TRUE, handle reset is used (default: FALSE).
...	Other parameters passed on to methods

Value

A ClickHouseHTTPConnection

See Also

ClickHouseHTTPConnection

Examples

## Not run: 

## Connection ----

library(DBI)
### HTTP connection ----

con <- dbConnect(
   ClickHouseHTTP::ClickHouseHTTP(), host="localhost",
   port=8123
)

### HTTPS connection (without ssl peer verification) ----

con <- dbConnect(
   ClickHouseHTTP::ClickHouseHTTP(), host="localhost",
   port=8443, https=TRUE, ssl_verifypeer=FALSE
)

## Write a table in the database ----

library(dplyr)
data("mtcars")
mtcars <- as_tibble(mtcars, rownames="car")
dbWriteTable(con, "mtcars", mtcars)

## Query the database ----

carsFromDB <- dbReadTable(con, "mtcars")
dbGetQuery(con, "SELECT car, mpg, cyl, hp FROM mtcars WHERE hp>=110")

## By default, ClickHouseHTTP relies on the
## Apache Arrow format provided by ClickHouse.
## The `format` argument of the `dbGetQuery()` function can be used to
## rely on the *TabSeparatedWithNamesAndTypes* format.
selCars <- dbGetQuery(
   con, "SELECT car, mpg, cyl, hp FROM mtcars WHERE hp>=110",
   format="TabSeparatedWithNamesAndTypes"
)
## Identifying the original ClickHouse data types
attr(selCars, "type")

## Using alternative databases stored in ClickHouse ----

dbSendQuery(con, "CREATE DATABASE swiss")
dbSendQuery(con, "USE swiss")

## The chosen database is used until the session expires.
## It can also be chosen when connecting using the `dbname` argument of
## the `dbConnect()` function.

## The example below shows that spaces in column names are supported.
## It also shows the support of R `list` using the *Array* ClickHouse type.
data("swiss")
swiss <- as_tibble(swiss, rownames="province")
swiss <- mutate(swiss, "pr letters"=strsplit(province, ""))
dbWriteTable(
   con, "swiss", swiss,
   engine="MergeTree() ORDER BY (Fertility, province)"
)
swissFromDB <- dbReadTable(con, "swiss")

## A table from another database can also be accessed as following:
dbReadTable(con, SQL("default.mtcars"))


## End(Not run)

ClickHouseHTTP documentation built on May 29, 2024, 10:06 a.m.