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# Alchemy API Integration
Comprehensive blockchain data integration using Alchemy's powerful APIs for NFTs, tokens, transfers, and RPC calls across multiple networks.
## Supported Networks
- **Ethereum** (`eth-mainnet`)
- **Polygon** (`polygon-mainnet`)
- **Arbitrum** (`arb-mainnet`)
- **Optimism** (`opt-mainnet`)
- **Base** (`base-mainnet`)
- **And more** - Check [Alchemy's documentation](https://docs.alchemy.com/reference/api-overview) for the latest supported networks
## Setup
1. Get your Alchemy API key from [Alchemy Dashboard](https://dashboard.alchemy.com/)
2. Store the API key in Snowflake secrets under `_FSC_SYS/ALCHEMY`
3. Deploy the Alchemy marketplace functions:
```bash
dbt run --models alchemy__ alchemy_utils__alchemy_utils
```
## Core Functions
### Utility Functions (`alchemy_utils` schema)
#### `alchemy_utils.nfts_get(network, path, query_args)`
Make GET requests to Alchemy NFT API endpoints.
#### `alchemy_utils.nfts_post(network, path, body)`
Make POST requests to Alchemy NFT API endpoints.
#### `alchemy_utils.rpc(network, method, params)`
Make RPC calls to blockchain networks via Alchemy.
### NFT Functions (`alchemy` schema)
#### `alchemy.get_nfts_for_owner(network, owner[, query_args])`
Get all NFTs owned by an address.
#### `alchemy.get_nft_metadata(network, contract_address, token_id)`
Get metadata for a specific NFT.
#### `alchemy.get_nfts_for_collection(network, contract_address[, query_args])`
Get all NFTs in a collection.
#### `alchemy.get_owners_for_nft(network, contract_address, token_id)`
Get all owners of a specific NFT.
### Token Functions
#### `alchemy.get_token_balances(network, owner[, contract_addresses])`
Get token balances for an address.
#### `alchemy.get_token_metadata(network, contract_address)`
Get metadata for a token contract.
### Transfer Functions
#### `alchemy.get_asset_transfers(network, query_args)`
Get asset transfer data with flexible filtering.
## Examples
### NFT Queries
#### Get NFTs for Owner
```sql
-- Get all NFTs owned by an address
SELECT alchemy.get_nfts_for_owner(
'eth-mainnet',
'0x742d35Cc6634C0532925a3b8D45C5f8B9a8Fb15b'
);
-- With pagination and filtering
SELECT alchemy.get_nfts_for_owner(
'eth-mainnet',
'0x742d35Cc6634C0532925a3b8D45C5f8B9a8Fb15b',
{
'pageSize': 100,
'contractAddresses': ['0xBC4CA0EdA7647A8aB7C2061c2E118A18a936f13D'] -- BAYC
}
);
```
#### Get NFT Metadata
```sql
-- Get metadata for specific NFT
SELECT alchemy.get_nft_metadata(
'eth-mainnet',
'0xBC4CA0EdA7647A8aB7C2061c2E118A18a936f13D', -- BAYC contract
'1234' -- Token ID
);
```
#### Get Collection NFTs
```sql
-- Get all NFTs in a collection
SELECT alchemy.get_nfts_for_collection(
'eth-mainnet',
'0x60E4d786628Fea6478F785A6d7e704777c86a7c6', -- MAYC
{
'pageSize': 50,
'startToken': '0'
}
);
```
### Token Queries
#### Get Token Balances
```sql
-- Get all token balances for an address
SELECT alchemy.get_token_balances(
'eth-mainnet',
'0x742d35Cc6634C0532925a3b8D45C5f8B9a8Fb15b'
);
-- Get specific token balances
SELECT alchemy.get_token_balances(
'eth-mainnet',
'0x742d35Cc6634C0532925a3b8D45C5f8B9a8Fb15b',
['0xA0b86a33E6417e8EdcfCfdD8fb59a3A5b3dB8BFD'] -- USDC
);
```
#### Get Token Metadata
```sql
-- Get token contract information
SELECT alchemy.get_token_metadata(
'eth-mainnet',
'0xA0b86a33E6417e8EdcfCfdD8fb59a3A5b3dB8BFD' -- USDC
);
```
### Transfer Analysis
#### Asset Transfers
```sql
-- Get recent transfers for an address
SELECT alchemy.get_asset_transfers(
'eth-mainnet',
{
'fromAddress': '0x742d35Cc6634C0532925a3b8D45C5f8B9a8Fb15b',
'category': ['erc721', 'erc1155'],
'maxCount': 100
}
);
-- Get transfers for a specific contract
SELECT alchemy.get_asset_transfers(
'eth-mainnet',
{
'contractAddresses': ['0xBC4CA0EdA7647A8aB7C2061c2E118A18a936f13D'],
'category': ['erc721'],
'fromBlock': '0x12A05F200',
'toBlock': 'latest'
}
);
```
### RPC Calls
#### Direct Blockchain Queries
```sql
-- Get latest block number
SELECT alchemy_utils.rpc(
'eth-mainnet',
'eth_blockNumber',
[]
);
-- Get block by number
SELECT alchemy_utils.rpc(
'eth-mainnet',
'eth_getBlockByNumber',
['0x12A05F200', true]
);
-- Get transaction receipt
SELECT alchemy_utils.rpc(
'eth-mainnet',
'eth_getTransactionReceipt',
['0x1234567890abcdef...']
);
```
### Multi-Network Analysis
#### Compare NFT Holdings Across Networks
```sql
-- Get BAYC holdings on Ethereum
WITH eth_nfts AS (
SELECT 'ethereum' as network, alchemy.get_nfts_for_owner(
'eth-mainnet',
'0x742d35Cc6634C0532925a3b8D45C5f8B9a8Fb15b'
) as nfts
),
-- Get NFTs on Polygon
polygon_nfts AS (
SELECT 'polygon' as network, alchemy.get_nfts_for_owner(
'polygon-mainnet',
'0x742d35Cc6634C0532925a3b8D45C5f8B9a8Fb15b'
) as nfts
)
SELECT network, nfts:totalCount::INTEGER as nft_count
FROM eth_nfts
UNION ALL
SELECT network, nfts:totalCount::INTEGER
FROM polygon_nfts;
```
### Advanced Analytics
#### NFT Floor Price Tracking
```sql
-- Track collection stats over time
WITH collection_data AS (
SELECT alchemy.get_nfts_for_collection(
'eth-mainnet',
'0xBC4CA0EdA7647A8aB7C2061c2E118A18a936f13D', -- BAYC
{'pageSize': 1}
) as collection_info
)
SELECT
collection_info:contract:name::STRING as collection_name,
collection_info:contract:totalSupply::INTEGER as total_supply,
CURRENT_TIMESTAMP as snapshot_time
FROM collection_data;
```
## Error Handling
Handle API errors and rate limits:
```sql
WITH api_response AS (
SELECT alchemy.get_nfts_for_owner(
'eth-mainnet',
'0xinvalid-address'
) as response
)
SELECT
CASE
WHEN response:error IS NOT NULL THEN
CONCAT('API Error: ', response:error:message::STRING)
WHEN response:ownedNfts IS NOT NULL THEN
CONCAT('Success: Found ', ARRAY_SIZE(response:ownedNfts), ' NFTs')
ELSE
'Unexpected response format'
END as result
FROM api_response;
```
## Rate Limiting
Alchemy API has the following rate limits:
- **Free tier**: 300 requests per second
- **Growth tier**: 660 requests per second
- **Scale tier**: Custom limits
The functions automatically handle rate limiting through Livequery's retry mechanisms.
## Best Practices
1. **Use pagination**: For large datasets, use `pageSize` and pagination tokens
2. **Filter requests**: Use `contractAddresses` to limit scope when possible
3. **Cache results**: Store frequently accessed data in tables
4. **Monitor usage**: Track API calls to stay within limits
5. **Network selection**: Choose the most relevant network for your use case
## Supported Categories
For asset transfers, use these categories:
- `erc20` - ERC-20 token transfers
- `erc721` - NFT transfers
- `erc1155` - Multi-token standard transfers
- `internal` - Internal ETH transfers
- `external` - External ETH transfers
## API Documentation
- [Alchemy API Reference](https://docs.alchemy.com/reference/api-overview)
- [NFT API](https://docs.alchemy.com/reference/nft-api-quickstart)
- [Token API](https://docs.alchemy.com/reference/token-api-quickstart)
- [Enhanced API Methods](https://docs.alchemy.com/reference/enhanced-api-quickstart)

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{%- set configs = [
config_alchemy_nfts_udfs,
] -%}
{{- ephemeral_deploy_marketplace(configs) -}}
-- depends_on: {{ ref('alchemy_utils__alchemy_utils') }}
-- depends_on: {{ ref('live') }}

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version: 2
models:
- name: alchemy_nfts__alchemy_utils
columns:
- name: get_nfts
tests:
- test_udf:
name: test_alchemy_nfts__get_nfts_status_200
args: >
'eth-mainnet', {'owner': '0x4a9318F375937B56045E5a548e7E66AEA61Dd610'}
assertions:
- result:status_code = 200
- result:error IS NULL
- name: get_owners_for_token
tests:
- test_udf:
name: test_alchemy_nfts__get_owners_for_token_status_200
args: >
'eth-mainnet', {'contractAddress': '0xe785E82358879F061BC3dcAC6f0444462D4b5330', 'tokenId': 44}
assertions:
- result:status_code = 200
- result:error IS NULL
- name: get_owners_for_collection
tests:
- test_udf:
name: test_alchemy_nfts__get_owners_for_collection_status_200
args: >
'eth-mainnet', {'contractAddress': '0xe785E82358879F061BC3dcAC6f0444462D4b5330', 'withTokenBalances': True}
assertions:
- result:status_code = 200
- result:error IS NULL
- name: is_holder_of_collection
tests:
- test_udf:
name: test_alchemy_nfts__is_holder_of_collection_status_200
args: >
'eth-mainnet', {'wallet': '0xd8dA6BF26964aF9D7eEd9e03E53415D37aA96045', 'contractAddress': '0xe785E82358879F061BC3dcAC6f0444462D4b5330'}
assertions:
- result:status_code = 200
- result:error IS NULL
- name: get_contracts_for_owner
tests:
- test_udf:
name: test_alchemy_nfts__get_contracts_for_owner_status_200
args: >
'eth-mainnet', {'owner': 'vitalik.eth', 'pageSize': 100, 'page': 1}
assertions:
- result:status_code = 200
- result:error IS NULL
- name: get_nft_metadata
tests:
- test_udf:
name: test_alchemy_nfts__get_nft_metadata_status_200
args: >
'eth-mainnet', {'contractAddress': '0xe785E82358879F061BC3dcAC6f0444462D4b5330', 'tokenId': 44}
assertions:
- result:status_code = 200
- result:error IS NULL
- name: get_nft_metadata_batch
tests:
- test_udf:
name: test_alchemy_nfts__get_nft_metadata_batch_status_200
args: >
'eth-mainnet', {'tokens': [{'contractAddress': '0xe785E82358879F061BC3dcAC6f0444462D4b5330', 'tokenId': 44}, {'contractAddress': '0xe785E82358879F061BC3dcAC6f0444462D4b5330', 'tokenId': 43}]}
assertions:
- result:status_code = 200
- result:error IS NULL
- name: get_contract_metadata
tests:
- test_udf:
name: test_alchemy_nfts__get_contract_metadata_status_200
args: >
'eth-mainnet', {'contractAddress': '0xe785E82358879F061BC3dcAC6f0444462D4b5330'}
assertions:
- result:status_code = 200
- result:error IS NULL
- name: get_contract_metadata_batch
tests:
- test_udf:
name: test_alchemy_nfts__get_contract_metadata_batch_status_200
args: >
'eth-mainnet', {'contractAddresses': ['0xe785E82358879F061BC3dcAC6f0444462D4b5330', '0xbc4ca0eda7647a8ab7c2061c2e118a18a936f13d']}
assertions:
- result:status_code = 200
- result:error IS NULL
- name: invalidate_contract
tests:
- test_udf:
name: test_alchemy_nfts__invalidate_contract_status_200
args: >
'eth-mainnet', {'contractAddress': '0xe785E82358879F061BC3dcAC6f0444462D4b5330'}
assertions:
- result:status_code = 200
- result:error IS NULL
- name: reingest_contract
tests:
- test_udf:
name: test_alchemy_nfts__reingest_contract_status_200
args: >
'eth-mainnet', {'contractAddress': '0xe785E82358879F061BC3dcAC6f0444462D4b5330'}
assertions:
- result:status_code = 200
- result:error IS NULL
- name: search_contract_metadata
tests:
- test_udf:
name: test_alchemy_nfts__search_contract_metadata_status_200
args: >
'eth-mainnet', {'query': 'bored'}
assertions:
- result:status_code = 200
- result:error IS NULL
- name: get_nfts_for_collection
tests:
- test_udf:
name: test_alchemy_nfts__get_nfts_for_collection_status_200
args: >
'eth-mainnet', {'contractAddress': '0xe785E82358879F061BC3dcAC6f0444462D4b5330', 'withMetadata': True}
assertions:
- result:status_code = 200
- result:error IS NULL
- name: get_spam_contracts
tests:
- test_udf:
name: test_alchemy_nfts__get_spam_contracts_status_200
args: >
'eth-mainnet', {}
assertions:
- result:status_code = 200
- result:error IS NULL
- name: is_spam_contract
tests:
- test_udf:
name: test_alchemy_nfts__is_spam_contract_status_200
args: >
'eth-mainnet', {'contractAddress': '0xe785E82358879F061BC3dcAC6f0444462D4b5330'}
assertions:
- result:status_code = 200
- result:error IS NULL
- name: is_airdrop
tests:
- test_udf:
name: test_alchemy_nfts__is_airdrop_status_200
args: >
'eth-mainnet', {'contractAddress': '0xe785E82358879F061BC3dcAC6f0444462D4b5330', 'tokenId': 44}
assertions:
- result:status_code = 200
- result:error IS NULL
- name: report_spam
tests:
- test_udf:
config:
# we don't want to run this test in CI
enabled: false
name: test_alchemy_nfts__report_spam_status_200
args: null
assertions:
- result:status_code = 200
- result:error IS NULL
- name: get_floor_price
tests:
- test_udf:
name: test_alchemy_nfts__get_floor_price_status_200
args: >
'eth-mainnet', {'contractAddress': '0xbc4ca0eda7647a8ab7c2061c2e118a18a936f13d'}
assertions:
- result:status_code = 200
- result:error IS NULL
- name: get_nft_sales
tests:
- test_udf:
name: test_alchemy_nfts__get_nft_sales_status_200
args: >
'eth-mainnet', {'fromBlock': 0, 'toBlock': 'latest', 'order': 'asc', 'contractAddress': '0xe785E82358879F061BC3dcAC6f0444462D4b5330', 'tokenId': 44}
assertions:
- result:status_code = 200
- result:error IS NULL
- name: compute_rarity
tests:
- test_udf:
name: test_alchemy_nfts__compute_rarity_status_200
args: >
'eth-mainnet', {'tokenId': 3603, 'contractAddress': '0xb6a37b5d14d502c3ab0ae6f3a0e058bc9517786e'}
assertions:
- result:status_code = 200
- result:error IS NULL
- name: summarize_nft_attributes
tests:
- test_udf:
name: test_alchemy_nfts__summarize_nft_attributes_status_200
args: >
'eth-mainnet', {'contractAddress': '0xb6a37b5d14d502c3ab0ae6f3a0e058bc9517786e'}
assertions:
- result:status_code = 200
- result:error IS NULL

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{%- set configs = [
config_alchemy_tokens_udfs,
] -%}
{{- ephemeral_deploy_marketplace(configs) -}}
-- depends_on: {{ ref('alchemy_utils__alchemy_utils') }}
-- depends_on: {{ ref('live') }}

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version: 2
models:
- name: alchemy_tokens__alchemy_utils
columns:
- name: get_token_allowance
tests:
- test_udf:
name: test_alchemy_tokens__get_token_allowance_status_200
args: >
'eth-mainnet', [{'contract': '0x0d500b1d8e8ef31e21c99d1db9a6444d3adf1270', 'owner': '0xf1a726210550c306a9964b251cbcd3fa5ecb275d', 'spender': '0xdef1c0ded9bec7f1a1670819833240f027b25eff'}]
assertions:
- result:status_code = 200
- result:error IS NULL
- name: get_token_balances
tests:
- test_udf:
name: test_alchemy_tokens__get_token_balances_status_200
args: >
'eth-mainnet', ['0x95222290DD7278Aa3Ddd389Cc1E1d165CC4BAfe5', 'erc20']
assertions:
- result:status_code = 200
- result:error IS NULL
- name: get_token_metadata
tests:
- test_udf:
name: test_alchemy_tokens__get_token_metadata_status_200
args: >
'eth-mainnet', ['0xA0b86991c6218b36c1d19D4a2e9Eb0cE3606eB48']
assertions:
- result:status_code = 200
- result:error IS NULL

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{%- set configs = [
config_alchemy_transfers_udfs,
] -%}
{{- ephemeral_deploy_marketplace(configs) -}}
-- depends_on: {{ ref('alchemy_utils__alchemy_utils') }}
-- depends_on: {{ ref('live') }}

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version: 2
models:
- name: alchemy_transfers__alchemy_utils
columns:
- name: get_asset_transfers
tests:
- test_udf:
name: test_alchemy_transfers__get_asset_transfers_status_200
args: >
'eth-mainnet', [{'fromBlock': '0x0', 'toBlock': 'latest', 'toAddress': '0x5c43B1eD97e52d009611D89b74fA829FE4ac56b1', 'category': ['external'], 'withMetadata': True, 'excludeZeroValue': True}]
assertions:
- result:status_code = 200
- result:error IS NULL

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-- depends_on: {{ ref('live') }}
{%- set configs = [
config_alchemy_utils_udfs,
] -%}
{{- ephemeral_deploy_marketplace(configs) -}}

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# NBA All Day API Integration
NBA All Day is Dapper Labs' basketball NFT platform, offering officially licensed NBA Moments as digital collectibles.
## Setup
1. Get your NBA All Day API key from [Dapper Labs developer portal](https://developers.dapperlabs.com/)
2. Store the API key in Snowflake secrets under `_FSC_SYS/ALLDAY`
3. Deploy the All Day marketplace functions:
```bash
dbt run --models allday__ allday_utils__allday_utils
```
## Functions
### `allday.get(path, query_args)`
Make GET requests to NBA All Day API endpoints.
## Examples
```sql
-- Get NBA All Day collections
SELECT allday.get('/collections', {});
-- Get specific moment details
SELECT allday.get('/moments/12345', {});
-- Search for moments by player
SELECT allday.get('/moments', {'player_id': 'lebron-james'});
```
## API Documentation
- [NBA All Day API Documentation](https://developers.dapperlabs.com/)

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-- depends_on: {{ ref('live') }}
{%- set configs = [
config_allday_udfs,
] -%}
{{- ephemeral_deploy_marketplace(configs) -}}

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version: 2
models:
- name: allday__
columns:
- name: graphql
tests:
- test_udf:
name: test_allday__graphql_status_200
args: >
{
'query': '{
searchPlays(input: {filters: {byFlowIDs: ["1666"]}}){
plays {
id
flowID
metadata {
description
playerID
playTypeV2
classification
week
season
playerFullName
playerPosition
playerDraftTeam
gameDate
teamName
}
}
}',
'variables': '{}'
}
assertions:
- result:status_code = 200
- result:error IS NULL

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# API Layer Integration
API Layer provides a comprehensive suite of APIs including currency conversion, geolocation, weather data, and more utility APIs.
## Setup
1. Get your API Layer API key from [API Layer Dashboard](https://apilayer.com/dashboard)
2. Store the API key in Snowflake secrets under `_FSC_SYS/APILAYER`
3. Deploy the API Layer marketplace functions:
```bash
dbt run --models apilayer__ apilayer_utils__apilayer_utils
```
## Functions
### `apilayer.get(path, query_args)`
Make GET requests to API Layer API endpoints.
### `apilayer.post(path, body)`
Make POST requests to API Layer API endpoints.
## Examples
```sql
-- Get currency exchange rates
SELECT apilayer.get('/exchangerates_data/latest', {'base': 'USD', 'symbols': 'EUR,GBP,JPY'});
-- Get IP geolocation data
SELECT apilayer.get('/ip_api/check', {'ip': '8.8.8.8'});
-- Validate email address
SELECT apilayer.get('/email_validation/check', {'email': 'test@example.com'});
```
## API Documentation
- [API Layer Documentation](https://apilayer.com/marketplace)

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-- depends_on: {{ ref('live') }}
{%- set configs = [
config_apilayer_udfs,
] -%}
{{- ephemeral_deploy_marketplace(configs) -}}

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version: 2
models:
- name: apilayer__
columns:
- name: get
tests:
- test_udf:
name: test_apilayer__get_status_200
args: >
'/odds/sports'
, {'all': 'true'}
assertions:
- result:status_code = 200
- result:error IS NULL

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# Binance API Integration
Binance is the world's largest cryptocurrency exchange by trading volume, providing access to spot trading, futures, and market data.
## Setup
1. Get your Binance API key from [Binance API Management](https://www.binance.com/en/my/settings/api-management)
2. Store the API key in Snowflake secrets under `_FSC_SYS/BINANCE`
3. Deploy the Binance marketplace functions:
```bash
dbt run --models binance__ binance_utils__binance_utils
```
## Functions
### `binance.get(path, query_args)`
Make GET requests to Binance API endpoints.
### `binance.post(path, body)`
Make POST requests to Binance API endpoints.
## Examples
```sql
-- Get current Bitcoin price
SELECT binance.get('/api/v3/ticker/price', {'symbol': 'BTCUSDT'});
-- Get 24hr ticker statistics
SELECT binance.get('/api/v3/ticker/24hr', {'symbol': 'ETHUSDT'});
-- Get order book depth
SELECT binance.get('/api/v3/depth', {'symbol': 'ADAUSDT', 'limit': 100});
```
## API Documentation
- [Binance API Documentation](https://binance-docs.github.io/apidocs/spot/en/)

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# Bitquery API Integration
Bitquery provides GraphQL APIs for blockchain data across multiple networks including Bitcoin, Ethereum, Binance Smart Chain, and many others.
## Setup
1. Get your Bitquery API key from [Bitquery IDE](https://ide.bitquery.io/)
2. Store the API key in Snowflake secrets under `_FSC_SYS/BITQUERY`
3. Deploy the Bitquery marketplace functions:
```bash
dbt run --models bitquery__ bitquery_utils__bitquery_utils
```
## Functions
### `bitquery.get(path, query_args)`
Make GET requests to Bitquery API endpoints.
### `bitquery.post(path, body)`
Make POST requests to Bitquery API endpoints for GraphQL queries.
## Examples
```sql
-- Get Ethereum DEX trades
SELECT bitquery.post('/graphql', {
'query': 'query { ethereum { dexTrades(date: {since: "2023-01-01"}) { count } } }'
});
-- Get Bitcoin transactions
SELECT bitquery.post('/graphql', {
'query': 'query { bitcoin { transactions(date: {since: "2023-01-01"}) { count } } }'
});
-- Get token transfers on BSC
SELECT bitquery.post('/graphql', {
'query': 'query { ethereum(network: bsc) { transfers(date: {since: "2023-01-01"}) { count } } }'
});
```
## API Documentation
- [Bitquery API Documentation](https://docs.bitquery.io/)

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-- depends_on: {{ ref('live') }}
{%- set configs = [
config_bitquery_udfs
] -%}
{{- ephemeral_deploy_marketplace(configs) -}}

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version: 2
models:
- name: bitquery__
columns:
- name: graphql
tests:
- test_udf:
name: test_bitquery__graphql_status_200
args: >
{
'query': '{
ethereum( network: bsc ) {
dexTrades(
options: {limit: 1}
baseCurrency: {is: "0x6679eB24F59dFe111864AEc72B443d1Da666B360"}
quoteCurrency: {is: "0xbb4cdb9cbd36b01bd1cbaebf2de08d9173bc095c"}
) {
buyAmount
buyAmountInUsd: buyAmount(in: USD)
buyCurrency {
symbol
address
}
sellAmount
sellCurrency {
symbol
address
}
tradeAmount(in: USD)
}
}
}',
'variables': '{}'
}
assertions:
- result:status_code = 200
- result:error IS NULL

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# Blockpour API Integration
Blockpour provides blockchain infrastructure and data services with high-performance APIs for accessing on-chain data.
## Setup
1. Get your Blockpour API key from [Blockpour Dashboard](https://blockpour.com/dashboard)
2. Store the API key in Snowflake secrets under `_FSC_SYS/BLOCKPOUR`
3. Deploy the Blockpour marketplace functions:
```bash
dbt run --models blockpour__ blockpour_utils__blockpour_utils
```
## Functions
### `blockpour.get(path, query_args)`
Make GET requests to Blockpour API endpoints.
### `blockpour.post(path, body)`
Make POST requests to Blockpour API endpoints.
## Examples
```sql
-- Get latest block information
SELECT blockpour.get('/api/v1/blocks/latest', {});
-- Get transaction details
SELECT blockpour.get('/api/v1/transactions/0x...', {});
-- Get token balances for an address
SELECT blockpour.get('/api/v1/addresses/0x.../tokens', {});
```
## API Documentation
- [Blockpour API Documentation](https://docs.blockpour.com/)

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{%- set configs = [
config_blockpour_utils_udfs,
] -%}
{{- ephemeral_deploy_marketplace(configs) -}}

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version: 2
models:
- name: blockpour_utils__
columns:
- name: get
tests:
- test_udf:
name: test_blockpour_utils__get_status_200
args: >
'/v1/tokens/1/0xA0b86991c6218b36c1d19D4a2e9Eb0cE3606eB48', {
'blockNumber': 17767007
}
assertions:
- result:status_code = 200
- result:error IS NULL
- name: post
tests:
- test_udf:
name: test_blockpour_utils__post_status_200
args: >
'/v1/model/run', {
'slug': 'price.quote',
'version': '1.0',
'chainId': 1,
'blockNumber': 17767016,
'input': {}
}
assertions:
- result:status_code = 200
- result:error IS NULL

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# Chainbase API Integration
Chainbase provides comprehensive blockchain data infrastructure with APIs for accessing multi-chain data, NFTs, and DeFi protocols.
## Setup
1. Get your Chainbase API key from [Chainbase Console](https://console.chainbase.com/)
2. Store the API key in Snowflake secrets under `_FSC_SYS/CHAINBASE`
3. Deploy the Chainbase marketplace functions:
```bash
dbt run --models chainbase__ chainbase_utils__chainbase_utils
```
## Functions
### `chainbase.get(path, query_args)`
Make GET requests to Chainbase API endpoints.
### `chainbase.post(path, body)`
Make POST requests to Chainbase API endpoints.
## Examples
```sql
-- Get token metadata
SELECT chainbase.get('/v1/token/metadata', {'chain_id': 1, 'contract_address': '0x...'});
-- Get NFT collections
SELECT chainbase.get('/v1/nft/collections', {'chain_id': 1, 'page': 1, 'limit': 20});
-- Get account token balances
SELECT chainbase.get('/v1/account/tokens', {'chain_id': 1, 'address': '0x...', 'limit': 20});
```
## API Documentation
- [Chainbase API Documentation](https://docs.chainbase.com/)

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{%- set configs = [
config_chainbase_utils_udfs,
] -%}
{{- ephemeral_deploy_marketplace(configs) -}}

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version: 2
models:
- name: chainbase_utils__
columns:
- name: get
tests:
- test_udf:
name: test_chainbase_utils__get_status_200
args: >
'/v1/nft/metadata'
, {
'chain_id': 1,
'contract_address': '0xed5af388653567af2f388e6224dc7c4b3241c544',
'token_id': 1
}
assertions:
- result:status_code = 200
- result:error IS NULL

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# Chainstack API Integration
Chainstack provides managed blockchain infrastructure with high-performance nodes and APIs for multiple blockchain networks.
## Setup
1. Get your Chainstack API key from [Chainstack Console](https://console.chainstack.com/)
2. Store the API key in Snowflake secrets under `_FSC_SYS/CHAINSTACK`
3. Deploy the Chainstack marketplace functions:
```bash
dbt run --models chainstack__ chainstack_utils__chainstack_utils
```
## Functions
### `chainstack.get(path, query_args)`
Make GET requests to Chainstack API endpoints.
### `chainstack.post(path, body)`
Make POST requests to Chainstack API endpoints.
## Examples
```sql
-- Get latest block number
SELECT chainstack.post('/rpc', {
'jsonrpc': '2.0',
'method': 'eth_blockNumber',
'params': [],
'id': 1
});
-- Get account balance
SELECT chainstack.post('/rpc', {
'jsonrpc': '2.0',
'method': 'eth_getBalance',
'params': ['0x...', 'latest'],
'id': 1
});
-- Get transaction receipt
SELECT chainstack.post('/rpc', {
'jsonrpc': '2.0',
'method': 'eth_getTransactionReceipt',
'params': ['0x...'],
'id': 1
});
```
## API Documentation
- [Chainstack API Documentation](https://docs.chainstack.com/)

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# Claude API Integration
Anthropic's Claude AI integration for sophisticated text analysis, content generation, and reasoning tasks. This integration provides access to Claude's advanced language models through Snowflake UDFs.
## Available Models
- **Claude 3.5 Sonnet**: Latest and most capable model for complex tasks
- **Claude 3 Opus**: Powerful model for demanding use cases
- **Claude 3 Sonnet**: Balanced performance and speed
- **Claude 3 Haiku**: Fast and efficient for simple tasks
Check [Anthropic's documentation](https://docs.anthropic.com/claude/docs/models-overview) for the latest available models.
## Setup
1. Get your Claude API key from [Anthropic Console](https://console.anthropic.com/)
2. Store the API key in Snowflake secrets under `_FSC_SYS/CLAUDE`
3. Deploy the Claude marketplace functions:
```bash
dbt run --models claude__ claude_utils__claude_utils
```
## Functions
### `claude_utils.post(path, body)`
Make POST requests to Claude API endpoints.
### `claude_utils.get(path)`
Make GET requests to Claude API endpoints.
### `claude_utils.delete_method(path)`
Make DELETE requests to Claude API endpoints.
### `claude.chat_completions(messages[, model, max_tokens, temperature])`
Send messages to Claude for chat completion.
### `claude.extract_response_text(claude_response)`
Extract text content from Claude API responses.
## Examples
### Basic Chat
```sql
-- Simple conversation with Claude
SELECT claude.chat_completions([
{'role': 'user', 'content': 'Explain quantum computing in simple terms'}
]);
```
### Chat with System Prompt
```sql
-- Chat with system message and conversation history
SELECT claude.chat_completions([
{'role': 'system', 'content': 'You are a helpful data analyst.'},
{'role': 'user', 'content': 'How do I optimize this SQL query?'},
{'role': 'assistant', 'content': 'I can help you optimize your SQL query...'},
{'role': 'user', 'content': 'SELECT * FROM large_table WHERE date > "2023-01-01"'}
]);
```
### Text Analysis
```sql
-- Analyze text sentiment and themes
SELECT claude.chat_completions([
{'role': 'user', 'content': 'Analyze the sentiment and key themes in this customer feedback: "The product is okay but customer service was terrible. Took forever to get help."'}
]);
```
### Code Generation
```sql
-- Generate Python code
SELECT claude.chat_completions([
{'role': 'user', 'content': 'Write a Python function to calculate the moving average of a list of numbers'}
]);
```
### Extract Response Text
```sql
-- Get just the text content from Claude's response
WITH claude_response AS (
SELECT claude.chat_completions([
{'role': 'user', 'content': 'What is machine learning?'}
]) as response
)
SELECT claude.extract_response_text(response) as answer
FROM claude_response;
```
### Batch Text Processing
```sql
-- Process multiple texts
WITH texts AS (
SELECT * FROM VALUES
('Great product, highly recommend!'),
('Terrible experience, would not buy again'),
('Average quality, nothing special')
AS t(feedback)
)
SELECT
feedback,
claude.extract_response_text(
claude.chat_completions([
{'role': 'user', 'content': CONCAT('Analyze sentiment (positive/negative/neutral): ', feedback)}
])
) as sentiment
FROM texts;
```
### Different Models
```sql
-- Use specific Claude model
SELECT claude.chat_completions(
[{'role': 'user', 'content': 'Write a complex analysis of market trends'}],
'claude-3-opus-20240229', -- Use Opus for complex reasoning
2000, -- max_tokens
0.3 -- temperature
);
```
## Integration with GitHub Actions
This Claude integration is used by the GitHub Actions failure analysis system:
```sql
-- Analyze GitHub Actions failures with Claude
SELECT claude.extract_response_text(
claude.chat_completions([
{'role': 'user', 'content': CONCAT(
'Analyze this CI/CD failure and provide root cause analysis: ',
error_logs
)}
])
) as ai_analysis
FROM github_failures;
```
## Error Handling
Check for errors in Claude responses:
```sql
WITH response AS (
SELECT claude.chat_completions([
{'role': 'user', 'content': 'Hello Claude'}
]) as result
)
SELECT
CASE
WHEN result:error IS NOT NULL THEN result:error:message::STRING
ELSE claude.extract_response_text(result)
END as final_response
FROM response;
```
## Best Practices
1. **Use appropriate models**: Haiku for simple tasks, Opus for complex reasoning
2. **Set token limits**: Control costs with reasonable `max_tokens` values
3. **Temperature control**: Lower values (0.1-0.3) for factual tasks, higher (0.7-1.0) for creative tasks
4. **Context management**: Include relevant conversation history for better responses
5. **Error handling**: Always check for API errors in responses
## Rate Limiting
Claude API has usage limits based on your plan. The functions automatically handle rate limiting through Livequery's retry mechanisms.
## Security
- API keys are securely stored in Snowflake secrets
- All communication uses HTTPS encryption
- No sensitive data is logged or cached
## API Documentation
- [Claude API Reference](https://docs.anthropic.com/claude/reference/getting-started-with-the-api)
- [Model Comparison](https://docs.anthropic.com/claude/docs/models-overview)
- [Usage Guidelines](https://docs.anthropic.com/claude/docs/use-case-guides)

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{%- set configs = [
config_claude_messages_udfs,
config_claude_models_udfs,
config_claude_messages_batch_udfs
] -%}
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version: 2
models:
- name: claude__
columns:
- name: post_messages
tests:
- test_udf:
name: test_claude__post_messages_only_one_message
args: >
[{'role': 'user', 'content': 'Hello, how are you?'}]
assertions:
- result:status_code = 200
- result:error IS NULL
- test_udf:
name: test_claude__post_messages_with_model
args: >
'claude-3-5-sonnet-20241022',
[{'role': 'user', 'content': 'Hello, how are you?'}],
1024
assertions:
- result:status_code = 200
- test_udf:
name: test_claude__post_messages_with_all_params
args: >
'claude-3-5-sonnet-20241022',
[{'role': 'user', 'content': 'Hello, how are you?'}],
1024,
0.5,
10,
0.95,
'You are a helpful assistant.'
assertions:
- result:status_code = 200
- result:error IS NULL
- name: count_message_tokens
tests:
- test_udf:
name: test_claude__count_message_tokens
args: >
'claude-3-5-sonnet-20241022',
[{'role': 'user', 'content': 'Hello, how are you?'}]
assertions:
- result:status_code = 200
- result:error IS NULL
- name: list_models
tests:
- test_udf:
name: test_claude__list_models
assertions:
- result:status_code = 200
- result:error IS NULL
- name: get_model
tests:
- test_udf:
name: test_claude__get_model
args: >
'claude-3-5-sonnet-20241022'
assertions:
- result:status_code = 200
- result:error IS NULL
- name: post_messages_batch
tests:
- test_udf:
name: test_claude__post_messages_batch
args: >
{
'requests': [
{
'custom_id': 'test_1',
'params': {
'model': 'claude-3-5-sonnet-20241022',
'max_tokens': 100,
'messages': [{'role': 'user', 'content': 'Say hello'}]
}
},
{
'custom_id': 'test_2',
'params': {
'model': 'claude-3-5-sonnet-20241022',
'max_tokens': 100,
'messages': [{'role': 'user', 'content': 'Say goodbye'}]
}
}
]
}
assertions:
- result:status_code = 200
- result:error IS NULL
- result:data:id IS NOT NULL
- result:data:type = 'message_batch'
- name: list_message_batches
tests:
- test_udf:
name: test_claude__list_message_batches
assertions:
- result:status_code = 200
- result:error IS NULL
- result:data IS NOT NULL
# Skip pagination tests that require valid batch IDs
- name: list_message_batches_with_before
tests:
- test_udf:
config:
enabled: false
name: test_claude__list_message_batches_with_before_disabled
args: >
null,
5
assertions:
- result:status_code = 200
- name: list_message_batches_with_after
tests:
- test_udf:
config:
enabled: false
name: test_claude__list_message_batches_with_after_disabled
args: >
null,
5
assertions:
- result:status_code = 200
# Skip individual batch access tests that require valid batch IDs
- name: get_message_batch
tests:
- test_udf:
config:
enabled: false
name: test_claude__get_message_batch_disabled
args: >
'msgbatch_test'
assertions:
- result:status_code = 404
- name: get_message_batch_results
tests:
- test_udf:
config:
enabled: false
name: test_claude__get_message_batch_results_disabled
args: >
'msgbatch_test'
assertions:
- result:status_code = 404

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{%- set configs = [
config_claude_utils_udfs,
] -%}
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version: 2
models:
- name: claude_utils__claude_utils
columns:
- name: post
tests:
- test_udf:
name: test_claude_utils__post_status_200
args: >
'/v1/messages'
, {
'model': 'claude-3-5-sonnet-20241022',
'max_tokens': 1024,
'messages': [{'role': 'user', 'content': 'Hello, how are you?'}]
}
assertions:
- result:status_code = 200
- result:error IS NULL

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# CoinMarketCap API Integration
CoinMarketCap is a leading cryptocurrency market data platform providing real-time and historical cryptocurrency prices, market capitalizations, and trading volumes.
## Setup
1. Get your CoinMarketCap API key from [CoinMarketCap Pro API](https://pro.coinmarketcap.com/account)
2. Store the API key in Snowflake secrets under `_FSC_SYS/CMC`
3. Deploy the CoinMarketCap marketplace functions:
```bash
dbt run --models cmc__ cmc_utils__cmc_utils
```
## Functions
### `cmc.get(path, query_args)`
Make GET requests to CoinMarketCap API endpoints.
## Examples
```sql
-- Get latest cryptocurrency listings
SELECT cmc.get('/v1/cryptocurrency/listings/latest', {'limit': 100});
-- Get specific cryptocurrency quotes
SELECT cmc.get('/v2/cryptocurrency/quotes/latest', {'symbol': 'BTC,ETH,ADA'});
-- Get cryptocurrency metadata
SELECT cmc.get('/v2/cryptocurrency/info', {'symbol': 'BTC'});
```
## API Documentation
- [CoinMarketCap API Documentation](https://coinmarketcap.com/api/documentation/v1/)

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{%- set configs = [
config_cmc_udfs,
] -%}
{{- ephemeral_deploy_marketplace(configs) -}}

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version: 2
models:
- name: cmc__
columns:
- name: get
tests:
- test_udf:
name: test_cmc__get_status_200
args: >
'/v2/cryptocurrency/ohlcv/historical'
, {'interval': 'hourly', 'time_period': 'hourly', 'time_start': DATE_PART('EPOCH_SECOND', DATEADD('hour', -2, CURRENT_TIMESTAMP())), 'time_end': DATE_PART('EPOCH_SECOND', DATEADD('hour', -1, CURRENT_TIMESTAMP())), 'id': '15478,15479'}
assertions:
- result:status_code = 200
- result:error IS NULL

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# CoinGecko API Integration
Comprehensive cryptocurrency market data integration using CoinGecko's Pro API for prices, market data, and trading information.
## Setup
1. Get your CoinGecko Pro API key from [CoinGecko Pro](https://pro.coingecko.com/)
2. Store the API key in Snowflake secrets under `_FSC_SYS/COINGECKO`
3. Deploy the CoinGecko marketplace functions:
```bash
dbt run --models coingecko__ coingecko_utils__coingecko_utils
```
## Functions
### `coingecko.get(path, query_args)`
Make GET requests to CoinGecko Pro API endpoints.
### `coingecko.post(path, body)`
Make POST requests to CoinGecko Pro API endpoints.
## Examples
### Price Data
```sql
-- Get current price for Bitcoin
SELECT coingecko.get('/api/v3/simple/price', {
'ids': 'bitcoin',
'vs_currencies': 'usd,eth',
'include_24hr_change': 'true'
});
-- Get historical prices
SELECT coingecko.get('/api/v3/coins/bitcoin/history', {
'date': '30-12-2023'
});
```
### Market Data
```sql
-- Get top cryptocurrencies by market cap
SELECT coingecko.get('/api/v3/coins/markets', {
'vs_currency': 'usd',
'order': 'market_cap_desc',
'per_page': 100,
'page': 1
});
-- Get global cryptocurrency statistics
SELECT coingecko.get('/api/v3/global', {});
```
### Token Information
```sql
-- Get detailed coin information
SELECT coingecko.get('/api/v3/coins/ethereum', {
'localization': 'false',
'tickers': 'false',
'market_data': 'true',
'community_data': 'true'
});
```
## Rate Limiting
CoinGecko Pro API limits:
- **Basic**: 10,000 calls/month
- **Premium**: 50,000 calls/month
- **Enterprise**: Custom limits
## API Documentation
- [CoinGecko Pro API Documentation](https://apiguide.coingecko.com/getting-started/introduction)
- [API Endpoints Reference](https://docs.coingecko.com/reference/introduction)

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{%- set configs = [
config_coingecko_udfs,
] -%}
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version: 2
models:
- name: coingecko__
columns:
- name: get
tests:
- test_udf:
name: test_coingecko__get_status_200
args: >
'/api/v3/simple/price'
, {'ids': '0x', 'vs_currencies': 'btc,usd,eth'}
assertions:
- result:status_code = 200
- result:error IS NULL

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# Covalent API Integration
Covalent provides a unified API to access rich blockchain data across multiple networks, offering historical and real-time data for wallets, transactions, and DeFi protocols.
## Setup
1. Get your Covalent API key from [Covalent Dashboard](https://www.covalenthq.com/platform/)
2. Store the API key in Snowflake secrets under `_FSC_SYS/COVALENT`
3. Deploy the Covalent marketplace functions:
```bash
dbt run --models covalent__ covalent_utils__covalent_utils
```
## Functions
### `covalent.get(path, query_args)`
Make GET requests to Covalent API endpoints.
## Examples
```sql
-- Get token balances for an address
SELECT covalent.get('/v1/1/address/0x.../balances_v2/', {});
-- Get transaction history for an address
SELECT covalent.get('/v1/1/address/0x.../transactions_v2/', {'page-size': 100});
-- Get NFTs owned by an address
SELECT covalent.get('/v1/1/address/0x.../balances_nft/', {});
```
## API Documentation
- [Covalent API Documentation](https://www.covalenthq.com/docs/api/)

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{%- set configs = [
config_covalent_udfs,
] -%}
{{- ephemeral_deploy_marketplace(configs) -}}

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version: 2
models:
- name: covalent__
columns:
- name: get
tests:
- test_udf:
name: test_covalent__get_status_200
args: >
'/v1/1/block_v2/5000000/'
, {}
assertions:
- result:status_code = 200
- result:error IS NULL

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# Credmark API Integration
Credmark provides DeFi risk modeling and analytics APIs with comprehensive data on lending protocols, token prices, and risk metrics.
## Setup
1. Get your Credmark API key from [Credmark Portal](https://gateway.credmark.com/)
2. Store the API key in Snowflake secrets under `_FSC_SYS/CREDMARK`
3. Deploy the Credmark marketplace functions:
```bash
dbt run --models credmark__ credmark_utils__credmark_utils
```
## Functions
### `credmark.get(path, query_args)`
Make GET requests to Credmark API endpoints.
### `credmark.post(path, body)`
Make POST requests to Credmark API endpoints.
## Examples
```sql
-- Get token price
SELECT credmark.get('/v1/model/token.price', {'token_address': '0x...', 'block_number': 'latest'});
-- Get portfolio risk metrics
SELECT credmark.post('/v1/model/finance.var-portfolio', {'addresses': ['0x...'], 'window': 30});
-- Get lending pool information
SELECT credmark.get('/v1/model/compound-v2.pool-info', {'token_address': '0x...'});
```
## API Documentation
- [Credmark API Documentation](https://docs.credmark.com/)

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{%- set configs = [
config_credmark_utils_udfs,
] -%}
{{- ephemeral_deploy_marketplace(configs) -}}

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version: 2
models:
- name: credmark_utils__
columns:
- name: get
tests:
- test_udf:
name: test_credmark_utils__get_status_200
args: >
'/v1/tokens/1/0xA0b86991c6218b36c1d19D4a2e9Eb0cE3606eB48'
, {
'blockNumber': 17767007
}
assertions:
- result:status_code = 200
- result:error IS NULL

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# DappLooker API Integration
DappLooker provides blockchain analytics and data visualization platform with APIs for accessing DeFi, NFT, and on-chain metrics across multiple networks.
## Setup
1. Get your DappLooker API key from [DappLooker Dashboard](https://dapplooker.com/dashboard)
2. Store the API key in Snowflake secrets under `_FSC_SYS/DAPPLOOKER`
3. Deploy the DappLooker marketplace functions:
```bash
dbt run --models dapplooker__ dapplooker_utils__dapplooker_utils
```
## Functions
### `dapplooker.get(path, query_args)`
Make GET requests to DappLooker API endpoints.
### `dapplooker.post(path, body)`
Make POST requests to DappLooker API endpoints.
## Examples
```sql
-- Get DeFi protocol metrics
SELECT dapplooker.get('/api/v1/defi/protocols', {'network': 'ethereum'});
-- Get NFT collection statistics
SELECT dapplooker.get('/api/v1/nft/collections/stats', {'collection': '0x...'});
-- Get wallet analytics
SELECT dapplooker.get('/api/v1/wallet/analytics', {'address': '0x...', 'network': 'ethereum'});
```
## API Documentation
- [DappLooker API Documentation](https://docs.dapplooker.com/)

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{%- set configs = [
config_dapplooker_udfs
] -%}
{{- ephemeral_deploy_marketplace(configs) -}}

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version: 2
models:
- name: dapplooker__
columns:
- name: get_chart
tests:
- test_udf:
name: test_dapplooker__get_chart_status_202
args: >
'a68cc6dd-1bc1-40ca-aaf8-b5155785f0b4'
assertions:
- result:status_code between 200 and 299

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# DappRadar API Integration
DappRadar is a leading DApp analytics platform providing comprehensive data on decentralized applications, DeFi protocols, NFT collections, and blockchain games.
## Setup
1. Get your DappRadar API key from [DappRadar API Dashboard](https://dappradar.com/api)
2. Store the API key in Snowflake secrets under `_FSC_SYS/DAPPRADAR`
3. Deploy the DappRadar marketplace functions:
```bash
dbt run --models dappradar__ dappradar_utils__dappradar_utils
```
## Functions
### `dappradar.get(path, query_args)`
Make GET requests to DappRadar API endpoints.
## Examples
```sql
-- Get top DApps by category
SELECT dappradar.get('/dapps', {'chain': 'ethereum', 'category': 'defi', 'limit': 50});
-- Get DApp details
SELECT dappradar.get('/dapps/1', {});
-- Get NFT collection rankings
SELECT dappradar.get('/nft/collections', {'chain': 'ethereum', 'range': '24h', 'limit': 100});
```
## API Documentation
- [DappRadar API Documentation](https://docs.dappradar.com/)

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{%- set configs = [
config_dappradar_udfs,
] -%}
{{- ephemeral_deploy_marketplace(configs) -}}

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version: 2
models:
- name: dappradar__
columns:
- name: get
tests:
- test_udf:
name: test_dappradar__get_status_200
args: >
'/v2/defi/chains'
, {}
assertions:
- result:status_code = 200
- result:error IS NULL

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# DeepNFTValue API Integration
DeepNFTValue provides AI-powered NFT valuation and analytics services, offering price predictions and market insights for NFT collections.
## Setup
1. Get your DeepNFTValue API key from [DeepNFTValue Dashboard](https://deepnftvalue.com/dashboard)
2. Store the API key in Snowflake secrets under `_FSC_SYS/DEEPNFTVALUE`
3. Deploy the DeepNFTValue marketplace functions:
```bash
dbt run --models deepnftvalue__ deepnftvalue_utils__deepnftvalue_utils
```
## Functions
### `deepnftvalue.get(path, query_args)`
Make GET requests to DeepNFTValue API endpoints.
### `deepnftvalue.post(path, body)`
Make POST requests to DeepNFTValue API endpoints.
## Examples
```sql
-- Get NFT valuation
SELECT deepnftvalue.get('/api/v1/valuation', {'contract_address': '0x...', 'token_id': '1234'});
-- Get collection analytics
SELECT deepnftvalue.get('/api/v1/collection/analytics', {'contract_address': '0x...'});
-- Get price predictions
SELECT deepnftvalue.post('/api/v1/predict', {'contract_address': '0x...', 'token_ids': [1, 2, 3]});
```
## API Documentation
- [DeepNFTValue API Documentation](https://docs.deepnftvalue.com/)

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{%- set configs = [
config_deepnftvalue_udfs,
] -%}
{{- ephemeral_deploy_marketplace(configs) -}}

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version: 2
models:
- name: deepnftvalue__
columns:
- name: get
tests:
- test_udf:
name: test_deepnftvalue__get_status_200
args: >
'/v1/collections'
, {'limit': 5}
assertions:
- result:status_code = 200
- result:error IS NULL

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# DefiLlama API Integration
DeFi analytics and TVL (Total Value Locked) data integration using DefiLlama's comprehensive DeFi protocol database.
## Setup
1. Most DefiLlama endpoints are free and don't require an API key
2. For premium endpoints, get your API key from [DefiLlama](https://defillama.com/docs/api)
3. Store the API key in Snowflake secrets under `_FSC_SYS/DEFILLAMA` (if using premium features)
4. Deploy the DefiLlama marketplace functions:
```bash
dbt run --models defillama__ defillama_utils__defillama_utils
```
## Functions
### `defillama.get(path, query_args)`
Make GET requests to DefiLlama API endpoints.
## Examples
### Protocol TVL Data
```sql
-- Get current TVL for all protocols
SELECT defillama.get('/protocols', {});
-- Get specific protocol information
SELECT defillama.get('/protocol/uniswap', {});
-- Get historical TVL for a protocol
SELECT defillama.get('/protocol/aave', {});
```
### Chain TVL Data
```sql
-- Get TVL for all chains
SELECT defillama.get('/chains', {});
-- Get historical TVL for Ethereum
SELECT defillama.get('/historicalChainTvl/Ethereum', {});
```
### Yield Farming Data
```sql
-- Get current yields
SELECT defillama.get('/yields', {});
-- Get yields for specific protocol
SELECT defillama.get('/yields/project/aave', {});
```
### Token Pricing
```sql
-- Get current token prices
SELECT defillama.get('/prices/current/ethereum:0xA0b86a33E6417e8EdcfCfdD8fb59a3A5b3dB8BFD', {});
-- Get historical token prices
SELECT defillama.get('/prices/historical/1640995200/ethereum:0xA0b86a33E6417e8EdcfCfdD8fb59a3A5b3dB8BFD', {});
```
### Stablecoin Data
```sql
-- Get stablecoin market caps
SELECT defillama.get('/stablecoins', {});
-- Get specific stablecoin information
SELECT defillama.get('/stablecoin/1', {}); -- USDT
```
### Bridge Data
```sql
-- Get bridge volumes
SELECT defillama.get('/bridges', {});
-- Get specific bridge information
SELECT defillama.get('/bridge/1', {});
```
## Rate Limiting
DefiLlama API is generally rate-limited to prevent abuse. Most endpoints are free to use.
## API Documentation
- [DefiLlama API Documentation](https://defillama.com/docs/api)
- [TVL API](https://defillama.com/docs/api#operations-tag-TVL)
- [Yields API](https://defillama.com/docs/api#operations-tag-Yields)

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{%- set configs = [
config_defillama_udfs,
] -%}
{{- ephemeral_deploy_marketplace(configs) -}}

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version: 2
models:
- name: defillama__
columns:
- name: get
tests:
- test_udf:
name: test_defillama__get_status_200
args: >
'/categories'
, {}
assertions:
- result:status_code = 200
- result:error IS NULL

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# Dune Analytics API Integration
Access Dune Analytics queries and results directly from Snowflake for blockchain data analysis and visualization.
## Setup
1. Get your Dune API key from [Dune Analytics](https://dune.com/settings/api)
2. Store the API key in Snowflake secrets under `_FSC_SYS/DUNE`
3. Deploy the Dune marketplace functions:
```bash
dbt run --models dune__ dune_utils__dune_utils
```
## Functions
### `dune.get(path, query_args)`
Make GET requests to Dune API endpoints.
### `dune.post(path, body)`
Make POST requests to Dune API endpoints.
## Examples
### Execute Queries
```sql
-- Execute a Dune query
SELECT dune.post('/api/v1/query/1234567/execute', {
'query_parameters': {
'token_address': '0xA0b86a33E6417e8EdcfCfdD8fb59a3A5b3dB8BFD'
}
});
```
### Get Query Results
```sql
-- Get results from executed query
SELECT dune.get('/api/v1/execution/01234567-89ab-cdef-0123-456789abcdef/results', {});
-- Get latest results for a query
SELECT dune.get('/api/v1/query/1234567/results', {});
```
### Query Status
```sql
-- Check execution status
SELECT dune.get('/api/v1/execution/01234567-89ab-cdef-0123-456789abcdef/status', {});
```
### Parameterized Queries
```sql
-- Execute query with parameters
SELECT dune.post('/api/v1/query/1234567/execute', {
'query_parameters': {
'start_date': '2023-01-01',
'end_date': '2023-12-31',
'min_amount': 1000
}
});
```
## Rate Limiting
Dune API rate limits vary by plan:
- **Free**: 20 executions per day
- **Plus**: 1,000 executions per day
- **Premium**: 10,000 executions per day
## API Documentation
- [Dune API Documentation](https://dune.com/docs/api/)
- [Authentication](https://dune.com/docs/api/api-reference/authentication/)
- [Query Execution](https://dune.com/docs/api/api-reference/execute-queries/)

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# ESPN API Integration
ESPN provides comprehensive sports data including scores, schedules, player statistics, and news across multiple sports leagues.
## Setup
1. Get your ESPN API key from [ESPN Developer Portal](https://developer.espn.com/)
2. Store the API key in Snowflake secrets under `_FSC_SYS/ESPN`
3. Deploy the ESPN marketplace functions:
```bash
dbt run --models espn__ espn_utils__espn_utils
```
## Functions
### `espn.get(path, query_args)`
Make GET requests to ESPN API endpoints.
## Examples
```sql
-- Get NFL scores
SELECT espn.get('/v1/sports/football/nfl/scoreboard', {});
-- Get NBA team roster
SELECT espn.get('/v1/sports/basketball/nba/teams/1/roster', {});
-- Get MLB standings
SELECT espn.get('/v1/sports/baseball/mlb/standings', {});
```
## API Documentation
- [ESPN API Documentation](https://site.api.espn.com/apis/site/v2/sports/)

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{%- set configs = [
config_espn_udfs,
] -%}
{{- ephemeral_deploy_marketplace(configs) -}}

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version: 2
models:
- name: espn__
columns:
- name: get
tests:
- test_udf:
name: test_espn__get_status_200
args: >
'http://site.api.espn.com/apis/site/v2/sports/football/college-football/scoreboard'
, {}
assertions:
- result:status_code = 200
- result:error IS NULL

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# Footprint Analytics API Integration
Footprint Analytics provides comprehensive blockchain data analytics with APIs for accessing DeFi, NFT, GameFi, and cross-chain data insights.
## Setup
1. Get your Footprint API key from [Footprint Analytics Dashboard](https://www.footprint.network/dashboard)
2. Store the API key in Snowflake secrets under `_FSC_SYS/FOOTPRINT`
3. Deploy the Footprint marketplace functions:
```bash
dbt run --models footprint__ footprint_utils__footprint_utils
```
## Functions
### `footprint.get(path, query_args)`
Make GET requests to Footprint Analytics API endpoints.
### `footprint.post(path, body)`
Make POST requests to Footprint Analytics API endpoints.
## Examples
```sql
-- Get DeFi protocol TVL data
SELECT footprint.get('/api/v1/defi/protocol/tvl', {'protocol': 'uniswap', 'chain': 'ethereum'});
-- Get NFT market trends
SELECT footprint.get('/api/v1/nft/market/overview', {'timeframe': '7d'});
-- Get GameFi protocol statistics
SELECT footprint.get('/api/v1/gamefi/protocols', {'chain': 'polygon', 'limit': 20});
```
## API Documentation
- [Footprint Analytics API Documentation](https://docs.footprint.network/)

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-- depends_on: {{ ref('live') }}
{%- set configs = [
config_footprint_utils_udfs,
] -%}
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version: 2
models:
- name: footprint_utils__footprint_utils
columns:
- name: get
tests:
- test_udf:
name: test_footprint_utils__get_status_200_v2_protocol_info
args: >
'/v3/protocol/getProtocolStatsHistory'
, {
'chain': 'Polygon',
'protocol_slug': 'planet-ix',
'start_time': '2023-07-01',
'end_time': '2023-07-25'
}
assertions:
- result:status_code = 200
- result:error IS NULL

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# FRED API Integration
FRED (Federal Reserve Economic Data) provides access to economic data from the Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis, including GDP, inflation, employment, and financial market data.
## Setup
1. Get your FRED API key from [FRED API Registration](https://fred.stlouisfed.org/docs/api/api_key.html)
2. Store the API key in Snowflake secrets under `_FSC_SYS/FRED`
3. Deploy the FRED marketplace functions:
```bash
dbt run --models fred__ fred_utils__fred_utils
```
## Functions
### `fred.get(path, query_args)`
Make GET requests to FRED API endpoints.
## Examples
```sql
-- Get GDP data
SELECT fred.get('/series/observations', {'series_id': 'GDP', 'api_key': 'your_key'});
-- Get unemployment rate
SELECT fred.get('/series/observations', {'series_id': 'UNRATE', 'api_key': 'your_key'});
-- Get inflation rate (CPI)
SELECT fred.get('/series/observations', {'series_id': 'CPIAUCSL', 'api_key': 'your_key'});
```
## API Documentation
- [FRED API Documentation](https://fred.stlouisfed.org/docs/api/fred/)

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{%- set configs = [
config_fred_udfs,
] -%}
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version: 2
models:
- name: fred__
columns:
- name: get_series
tests:
- test_udf:
name: test_fred__get_series_status_200
args: >
{
'series_id': 'CORESTICKM679SFRBATL',
'file_type': 'json'
}
assertions:
- result:status_code = 200
- result:error IS NULL

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# GitHub Actions Integration for Livequery
A comprehensive GitHub Actions integration that provides both scalar functions (UDFs) and table functions (UDTFs) for interacting with GitHub's REST API. Monitor workflows, retrieve logs, trigger dispatches, and analyze CI/CD data directly from your data warehouse.
## Prerequisites & Setup
### Authentication Setup
The integration uses GitHub Personal Access Tokens (PAT) or GitHub App tokens for authentication.
#### Option 1: Personal Access Token (Recommended for Development)
1. Go to [GitHub Settings → Developer settings → Personal access tokens](https://github.com/settings/tokens)
2. Click "Generate new token (classic)"
3. Select required scopes:
- `repo` - Full control of private repositories
- `actions:read` - Read access to Actions (minimum required)
- `actions:write` - Write access to Actions (for triggering workflows)
- `workflow` - Update GitHub Action workflows (for enable/disable)
4. Copy the generated token
5. Store securely in your secrets management system
#### Option 2: GitHub App (Recommended for Production)
1. Create a GitHub App in your organization settings
2. Grant required permissions:
- **Actions**: Read & Write
- **Contents**: Read
- **Metadata**: Read
3. Install the app on repositories you want to access
4. Use the app's installation token
### Environment Setup
The integration automatically handles authentication through Livequery's secrets management:
- **System users**: Uses `_FSC_SYS/GITHUB` secret path
- **Regular users**: Uses `vault/github/api` secret path
## Quick Start
### 1. List Repository Workflows
```sql
-- Get all workflows for a repository
SELECT * FROM TABLE(
github_actions.tf_workflows('your-org', 'your-repo')
);
-- Or as JSON object
SELECT github_actions.workflows('your-org', 'your-repo') as workflows_data;
```
### 2. Monitor Workflow Runs
```sql
-- Get recent workflow runs with status filtering
SELECT * FROM TABLE(
github_actions.tf_runs('your-org', 'your-repo', {'status': 'completed', 'per_page': 10})
);
-- Get runs for a specific workflow
SELECT * FROM TABLE(
github_actions.tf_workflow_runs('your-org', 'your-repo', 'ci.yml')
);
```
### 3. Analyze Failed Jobs
```sql
-- Get failed jobs with complete logs for troubleshooting
SELECT
job_name,
job_conclusion,
job_url,
logs
FROM TABLE(
github_actions.tf_failed_jobs_with_logs('your-org', 'your-repo', '12345678')
);
```
### 4. Trigger Workflow Dispatch
```sql
-- Trigger a workflow manually
SELECT github_actions.workflow_dispatches(
'your-org',
'your-repo',
'deploy.yml',
{
'ref': 'main',
'inputs': {
'environment': 'staging',
'debug': 'true'
}
}
) as dispatch_result;
```
## Function Reference
### Utility Functions (`github_utils` schema)
#### `github_utils.octocat()`
Test GitHub API connectivity and authentication.
```sql
SELECT github_utils.octocat();
-- Returns: GitHub API response with Octocat ASCII art
```
#### `github_utils.headers()`
Get properly formatted GitHub API headers.
```sql
SELECT github_utils.headers();
-- Returns: '{"Authorization": "Bearer {TOKEN}", ...}'
```
#### `github_utils.get(route, query)`
Make GET requests to GitHub API.
```sql
SELECT github_utils.get('repos/your-org/your-repo', {'per_page': 10});
```
#### `github_utils.post(route, data)`
Make POST requests to GitHub API.
```sql
SELECT github_utils.post('repos/your-org/your-repo/issues', {
'title': 'New Issue',
'body': 'Issue description'
});
```
#### `github_utils.put(route, data)`
Make PUT requests to GitHub API.
```sql
SELECT github_utils.put('repos/your-org/your-repo/actions/workflows/ci.yml/enable', {});
```
### Workflow Functions (`github_actions` schema)
#### Scalar Functions (Return JSON Objects)
##### `github_actions.workflows(owner, repo[, query])`
List repository workflows.
```sql
-- Basic usage
SELECT github_actions.workflows('FlipsideCrypto', 'admin-models');
-- With query parameters
SELECT github_actions.workflows('FlipsideCrypto', 'admin-models', {'per_page': 50});
```
##### `github_actions.runs(owner, repo[, query])`
List workflow runs for a repository.
```sql
-- Get recent runs
SELECT github_actions.runs('your-org', 'your-repo');
-- Filter by status and branch
SELECT github_actions.runs('your-org', 'your-repo', {
'status': 'completed',
'branch': 'main',
'per_page': 20
});
```
##### `github_actions.workflow_runs(owner, repo, workflow_id[, query])`
List runs for a specific workflow.
```sql
-- Get runs for CI workflow
SELECT github_actions.workflow_runs('your-org', 'your-repo', 'ci.yml');
-- With filtering
SELECT github_actions.workflow_runs('your-org', 'your-repo', 'ci.yml', {
'status': 'failure',
'per_page': 10
});
```
##### `github_actions.workflow_dispatches(owner, repo, workflow_id[, body])`
Trigger a workflow dispatch event.
```sql
-- Simple dispatch (uses main branch)
SELECT github_actions.workflow_dispatches('your-org', 'your-repo', 'deploy.yml');
-- With custom inputs
SELECT github_actions.workflow_dispatches('your-org', 'your-repo', 'deploy.yml', {
'ref': 'develop',
'inputs': {
'environment': 'staging',
'version': '1.2.3'
}
});
```
##### `github_actions.workflow_enable(owner, repo, workflow_id)`
Enable a workflow.
```sql
SELECT github_actions.workflow_enable('your-org', 'your-repo', 'ci.yml');
```
##### `github_actions.workflow_disable(owner, repo, workflow_id)`
Disable a workflow.
```sql
SELECT github_actions.workflow_disable('your-org', 'your-repo', 'ci.yml');
```
##### `github_actions.workflow_run_logs(owner, repo, run_id)`
Get download URL for workflow run logs.
```sql
SELECT github_actions.workflow_run_logs('your-org', 'your-repo', '12345678');
```
##### `github_actions.job_logs(owner, repo, job_id)`
Get plain text logs for a specific job.
```sql
SELECT github_actions.job_logs('your-org', 'your-repo', '87654321');
```
##### `github_actions.workflow_run_jobs(owner, repo, run_id[, query])`
List jobs for a workflow run.
```sql
-- Get all jobs
SELECT github_actions.workflow_run_jobs('your-org', 'your-repo', '12345678');
-- Filter to latest attempt only
SELECT github_actions.workflow_run_jobs('your-org', 'your-repo', '12345678', {
'filter': 'latest'
});
```
#### Table Functions (Return Structured Data)
##### `github_actions.tf_workflows(owner, repo[, query])`
List workflows as structured table data.
```sql
SELECT
id,
name,
path,
state,
created_at,
updated_at,
badge_url,
html_url
FROM TABLE(github_actions.tf_workflows('your-org', 'your-repo'));
```
##### `github_actions.tf_runs(owner, repo[, query])`
List workflow runs as structured table data.
```sql
SELECT
id,
name,
status,
conclusion,
head_branch,
head_sha,
run_number,
event,
created_at,
updated_at,
html_url
FROM TABLE(github_actions.tf_runs('your-org', 'your-repo', {'per_page': 20}));
```
##### `github_actions.tf_workflow_runs(owner, repo, workflow_id[, query])`
List runs for a specific workflow as structured table data.
```sql
SELECT
id,
name,
status,
conclusion,
run_number,
head_branch,
created_at,
html_url
FROM TABLE(github_actions.tf_workflow_runs('your-org', 'your-repo', 'ci.yml'));
```
##### `github_actions.tf_workflow_run_jobs(owner, repo, run_id[, query])`
List jobs for a workflow run as structured table data.
```sql
SELECT
id,
name,
status,
conclusion,
started_at,
completed_at,
runner_name,
runner_group_name,
html_url
FROM TABLE(github_actions.tf_workflow_run_jobs('your-org', 'your-repo', '12345678'));
```
##### `github_actions.tf_failed_jobs_with_logs(owner, repo, run_id)`
Get failed jobs with their complete logs for analysis.
```sql
SELECT
job_id,
job_name,
job_status,
job_conclusion,
job_url,
failed_steps,
logs
FROM TABLE(github_actions.tf_failed_jobs_with_logs('your-org', 'your-repo', '12345678'));
```
## Advanced Usage Examples
### CI/CD Monitoring Dashboard
```sql
-- Recent workflow runs with failure rate
WITH recent_runs AS (
SELECT
name,
status,
conclusion,
head_branch,
created_at,
html_url
FROM TABLE(github_actions.tf_runs('your-org', 'your-repo', {'per_page': 100}))
WHERE created_at >= CURRENT_DATE - 7
)
SELECT
name,
COUNT(*) as total_runs,
COUNT(CASE WHEN conclusion = 'success' THEN 1 END) as successful_runs,
COUNT(CASE WHEN conclusion = 'failure' THEN 1 END) as failed_runs,
ROUND(COUNT(CASE WHEN conclusion = 'failure' THEN 1 END) * 100.0 / COUNT(*), 2) as failure_rate_pct
FROM recent_runs
GROUP BY name
ORDER BY failure_rate_pct DESC;
```
### Failed Job Analysis
#### Multi-Run Failure Analysis
```sql
-- Analyze failures across multiple runs
WITH failed_jobs AS (
SELECT
r.id as run_id,
r.name as workflow_name,
r.head_branch,
r.created_at as run_created_at,
j.job_name,
j.job_conclusion,
j.logs
FROM TABLE(github_actions.tf_runs('your-org', 'your-repo', {'status': 'completed'})) r
CROSS JOIN TABLE(github_actions.tf_failed_jobs_with_logs('your-org', 'your-repo', r.id::TEXT)) j
WHERE r.conclusion = 'failure'
AND r.created_at >= CURRENT_DATE - 3
)
SELECT
workflow_name,
job_name,
COUNT(*) as failure_count,
ARRAY_AGG(DISTINCT head_branch) as affected_branches,
ARRAY_AGG(logs LIMIT 3) as sample_logs
FROM failed_jobs
GROUP BY workflow_name, job_name
ORDER BY failure_count DESC;
```
#### Specific Job Log Analysis
```sql
-- Get detailed logs for a specific failed job
WITH specific_job AS (
SELECT
id as job_id,
name as job_name,
status,
conclusion,
started_at,
completed_at,
html_url,
steps
FROM TABLE(github_actions.tf_workflow_run_jobs('your-org', 'your-repo', '12345678'))
WHERE name = 'Build and Test' -- Specify the job name you want to analyze
AND conclusion = 'failure'
)
SELECT
job_id,
job_name,
status,
conclusion,
started_at,
completed_at,
html_url,
steps,
github_actions.job_logs('your-org', 'your-repo', job_id::TEXT) as full_logs
FROM specific_job;
```
#### From Workflow ID to Failed Logs
```sql
-- Complete workflow: Workflow ID → Run ID → Failed Logs
WITH latest_failed_run AS (
-- Step 1: Get the most recent failed run for your workflow
SELECT
id as run_id,
name as workflow_name,
status,
conclusion,
head_branch,
head_sha,
created_at,
html_url as run_url
FROM TABLE(github_actions.tf_workflow_runs('your-org', 'your-repo', 'ci.yml')) -- Your workflow ID here
WHERE conclusion = 'failure'
ORDER BY created_at DESC
LIMIT 1
),
failed_jobs_with_logs AS (
-- Step 2: Get all failed jobs and their logs for that run
SELECT
r.run_id,
r.workflow_name,
r.head_branch,
r.head_sha,
r.created_at,
r.run_url,
j.job_id,
j.job_name,
j.job_status,
j.job_conclusion,
j.job_url,
j.failed_steps,
j.logs
FROM latest_failed_run r
CROSS JOIN TABLE(github_actions.tf_failed_jobs_with_logs('your-org', 'your-repo', r.run_id::TEXT)) j
)
SELECT
run_id,
workflow_name,
head_branch,
created_at,
run_url,
job_name,
job_url,
-- Extract key error information from logs
CASE
WHEN CONTAINS(logs, 'npm ERR!') THEN 'NPM Error'
WHEN CONTAINS(logs, 'fatal:') THEN 'Git Error'
WHEN CONTAINS(logs, 'Error: Process completed with exit code') THEN 'Process Exit Error'
WHEN CONTAINS(logs, 'timeout') THEN 'Timeout Error'
ELSE 'Other Error'
END as error_type,
-- Get first error line from logs
REGEXP_SUBSTR(logs, '.*Error[^\\n]*', 1, 1) as first_error_line,
-- Full logs for detailed analysis
logs as full_logs
FROM failed_jobs_with_logs
ORDER BY job_name;
```
#### Quick Workflow ID to Run ID Lookup
```sql
-- Simple: Just get run IDs for a specific workflow
SELECT
id as run_id,
status,
conclusion,
head_branch,
created_at,
html_url
FROM TABLE(github_actions.tf_workflow_runs('your-org', 'your-repo', 'ci.yml')) -- Replace with your workflow ID
WHERE conclusion = 'failure'
ORDER BY created_at DESC
LIMIT 5;
```
#### Failed Steps Deep Dive
```sql
-- Analyze failed steps within jobs and extract error patterns
WITH job_details AS (
SELECT
id as job_id,
name as job_name,
conclusion,
steps,
github_actions.job_logs('your-org', 'your-repo', id::TEXT) as logs
FROM TABLE(github_actions.tf_workflow_run_jobs('your-org', 'your-repo', '12345678'))
WHERE conclusion = 'failure'
),
failed_steps AS (
SELECT
job_id,
job_name,
step.value:name::STRING as step_name,
step.value:conclusion::STRING as step_conclusion,
step.value:number::INTEGER as step_number,
logs
FROM job_details,
LATERAL FLATTEN(input => steps:steps) step
WHERE step.value:conclusion::STRING = 'failure'
)
SELECT
job_name,
step_name,
step_number,
step_conclusion,
-- Extract error messages from logs (first 1000 chars)
SUBSTR(logs, GREATEST(1, CHARINDEX('Error:', logs) - 50), 1000) as error_context,
-- Extract common error patterns
CASE
WHEN CONTAINS(logs, 'npm ERR!') THEN 'NPM Error'
WHEN CONTAINS(logs, 'fatal:') THEN 'Git Error'
WHEN CONTAINS(logs, 'Error: Process completed with exit code') THEN 'Process Exit Error'
WHEN CONTAINS(logs, 'timeout') THEN 'Timeout Error'
WHEN CONTAINS(logs, 'permission denied') THEN 'Permission Error'
ELSE 'Other Error'
END as error_category
FROM failed_steps
ORDER BY job_name, step_number;
```
### Workflow Performance Metrics
```sql
-- Average workflow duration by branch
SELECT
head_branch,
AVG(DATEDIFF(second, run_started_at, updated_at)) as avg_duration_seconds,
COUNT(*) as run_count,
COUNT(CASE WHEN conclusion = 'success' THEN 1 END) as success_count
FROM TABLE(github_actions.tf_runs('your-org', 'your-repo', {'per_page': 200}))
WHERE run_started_at IS NOT NULL
AND updated_at IS NOT NULL
AND status = 'completed'
AND created_at >= CURRENT_DATE - 30
GROUP BY head_branch
ORDER BY avg_duration_seconds DESC;
```
### Automated Workflow Management
```sql
-- Conditionally trigger deployment based on main branch success
WITH latest_main_run AS (
SELECT
id,
conclusion,
head_sha,
created_at
FROM TABLE(github_actions.tf_runs('your-org', 'your-repo', {
'branch': 'main',
'per_page': 1
}))
ORDER BY created_at DESC
LIMIT 1
)
SELECT
CASE
WHEN conclusion = 'success' THEN
github_actions.workflow_dispatches('your-org', 'your-repo', 'deploy.yml', {
'ref': 'main',
'inputs': {'sha': head_sha}
})
ELSE
OBJECT_CONSTRUCT('skipped', true, 'reason', 'main branch tests failed')
END as deployment_result
FROM latest_main_run;
```
## Error Handling
All functions return structured responses with error information:
```sql
-- Check for API errors
WITH api_response AS (
SELECT github_actions.workflows('invalid-org', 'invalid-repo') as response
)
SELECT
response:status_code as status_code,
response:error as error_message,
response:data as data
FROM api_response;
```
Common HTTP status codes:
- **200**: Success
- **401**: Unauthorized (check token permissions)
- **403**: Forbidden (check repository access)
- **404**: Not found (check org/repo/workflow names)
- **422**: Validation failed (check input parameters)
## Rate Limiting
GitHub API has rate limits:
- **Personal tokens**: 5,000 requests per hour
- **GitHub App tokens**: 5,000 requests per hour per installation
- **Search API**: 30 requests per minute
The functions automatically handle rate limiting through Livequery's retry mechanisms.
## Security Best Practices
1. **Use minimal permissions**: Only grant necessary scopes to tokens
2. **Rotate tokens regularly**: Set expiration dates and rotate tokens
3. **Use GitHub Apps for production**: More secure than personal access tokens
4. **Monitor usage**: Track API calls to avoid rate limits
5. **Secure storage**: Use proper secrets management for tokens
## Troubleshooting
### Common Issues
**Authentication Errors (401)**
```sql
-- Test authentication
SELECT github_utils.octocat();
-- Should return status_code = 200 if token is valid
```
**Permission Errors (403)**
- Ensure token has required scopes (`actions:read` minimum)
- Check if repository is accessible to the token owner
- For private repos, ensure `repo` scope is granted
**Workflow Not Found (404)**
```sql
-- List available workflows first
SELECT * FROM TABLE(github_actions.tf_workflows('your-org', 'your-repo'));
```
**Rate Limiting (403 with rate limit message)**
- Implement request spacing in your queries
- Use pagination parameters to reduce request frequency
- Monitor your rate limit status
### Performance Tips
1. **Use table functions for analytics**: More efficient for large datasets
2. **Implement pagination**: Use `per_page` parameter to control response size
3. **Cache results**: Store frequently accessed data in tables
4. **Filter at API level**: Use query parameters instead of SQL WHERE clauses
5. **Batch operations**: Combine multiple API calls where possible
## GitHub API Documentation
- [GitHub REST API](https://docs.github.com/en/rest) - Complete API reference
- [Actions API](https://docs.github.com/en/rest/actions) - Actions-specific endpoints
- [Authentication](https://docs.github.com/en/rest/overview/authenticating-to-the-rest-api) - Token setup and permissions
- [Rate Limiting](https://docs.github.com/en/rest/overview/rate-limits-for-the-rest-api) - API limits and best practices
## Function Summary
| Function | Type | Purpose |
|----------|------|---------|
| `github_utils.octocat()` | UDF | Test API connectivity |
| `github_utils.get/post/put()` | UDF | Generic API requests |
| `github_actions.workflows()` | UDF | List workflows (JSON) |
| `github_actions.runs()` | UDF | List runs (JSON) |
| `github_actions.workflow_runs()` | UDF | List workflow runs (JSON) |
| `github_actions.workflow_dispatches()` | UDF | Trigger workflows |
| `github_actions.workflow_enable/disable()` | UDF | Control workflow state |
| `github_actions.*_logs()` | UDF | Retrieve logs |
| `github_actions.tf_*()` | UDTF | Structured table data |
| `github_actions.tf_failed_jobs_with_logs()` | UDTF | Failed job analysis |
Ready to monitor and automate your GitHub Actions workflows directly from your data warehouse!

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@ -8,7 +8,7 @@
- [repo, "TEXT"]
- [query, "OBJECT"]
return_type:
- "OBJECT"
- "VARIANT"
options: |
COMMENT = $$[List repository workflows](https://docs.github.com/en/rest/actions/workflows?apiVersion=2022-11-28#list-repository-workflows).$$
sql: |
@ -16,13 +16,13 @@
{{ utils_schema_name }}.GET(
CONCAT_WS('/', 'repos', owner, repo, 'actions/workflows'),
query
):data::OBJECT
):data::VARIANT
- name: {{ schema_name -}}.workflows
signature:
- [owner, "TEXT"]
- [repo, "TEXT"]
return_type:
- "OBJECT"
- "VARIANT"
options: |
COMMENT = $$[List repository workflows](https://docs.github.com/en/rest/actions/workflows?apiVersion=2022-11-28#list-repository-workflows).$$
sql: |
@ -35,7 +35,7 @@
- [repo, "TEXT"]
- [query, "OBJECT"]
return_type:
- "OBJECT"
- "VARIANT"
options: |
COMMENT = $$Lists all workflow runs for a repository. You can use query parameters to narrow the list of results. [Docs](https://docs.github.com/en/rest/actions/workflow-runs?apiVersion=2022-11-28#list-workflow-runs-for-a-repository).$$
sql: |
@ -43,13 +43,13 @@
{{ utils_schema_name }}.GET(
CONCAT_WS('/', 'repos', owner, repo, 'actions/runs'),
query
):data::OBJECT
):data::VARIANT
- name: {{ schema_name -}}.runs
signature:
- [owner, "TEXT"]
- [repo, "TEXT"]
return_type:
- "OBJECT"
- "VARIANT"
options: |
COMMENT = $$Lists all workflow runs for a repository. You can use query parameters to narrow the list of results. [Docs](https://docs.github.com/en/rest/actions/workflow-runs?apiVersion=2022-11-28#list-workflow-runs-for-a-repository).$$
sql: |
@ -63,7 +63,7 @@
- [workflow_id, "TEXT"]
- [query, "OBJECT"]
return_type:
- "OBJECT"
- "VARIANT"
options: |
COMMENT = $$List all workflow runs for a workflow. You can replace workflow_id with the workflow file name. You can use query parameters to narrow the list of results. [Docs](https://docs.github.com/en/rest/actions/workflow-runs?apiVersion=2022-11-28#list-workflow-runs-for-a-workflow).$$
sql: |
@ -71,14 +71,14 @@
{{ utils_schema_name }}.GET(
CONCAT_WS('/', 'repos', owner, repo, 'actions/workflows', workflow_id, 'runs'),
query
):data::OBJECT
):data::VARIANT
- name: {{ schema_name -}}.workflow_runs
signature:
- [owner, "TEXT"]
- [repo, "TEXT"]
- [workflow_id, "TEXT"]
return_type:
- "OBJECT"
- "VARIANT"
options: |
COMMENT = $$List all workflow runs for a workflow. You can replace workflow_id with the workflow file name. You can use query parameters to narrow the list of results. [Docs](https://docs.github.com/en/rest/actions/workflow-runs?apiVersion=2022-11-28#list-workflow-runs-for-a-workflow).$$
sql: |
@ -92,7 +92,7 @@
- [workflow_id, "TEXT"]
- [body, "OBJECT"]
return_type:
- "OBJECT"
- "VARIANT"
options: |
COMMENT = $$You can use this endpoint to manually trigger a GitHub Actions workflow run. You can replace workflow_id with the workflow file name. For example, you could use main.yaml. [Docs](https://docs.github.com/en/rest/actions/workflows?apiVersion=2022-11-28#create-a-workflow-dispatch-event).$$
sql: |
@ -100,7 +100,7 @@
{{ utils_schema_name }}.POST(
CONCAT_WS('/', 'repos', owner, repo, 'actions/workflows', workflow_id, 'dispatches'),
COALESCE(body, {'ref': 'main'})::OBJECT
)::OBJECT
)::VARIANT
- name: {{ schema_name -}}.workflow_dispatches
signature:
@ -108,7 +108,7 @@
- [repo, "TEXT"]
- [workflow_id, "TEXT"]
return_type:
- "OBJECT"
- "VARIANT"
options: |
COMMENT = $$You can use this endpoint to manually trigger a GitHub Actions workflow run. You can replace workflow_id with the workflow file name. For example, you could use main.yaml. [Docs](https://docs.github.com/en/rest/actions/workflows?apiVersion=2022-11-28#create-a-workflow-dispatch-event).$$
sql: |
@ -121,7 +121,7 @@
- [repo, "TEXT"]
- [workflow_id, "TEXT"]
return_type:
- "OBJECT"
- "VARIANT"
options: |
COMMENT = $$Enables a workflow. You can replace workflow_id with the workflow file name. For example, you could use main.yaml. [Docs](https://docs.github.com/en/rest/reference/actions#enable-a-workflow).$$
sql: |
@ -129,14 +129,14 @@
{{ utils_schema_name }}.PUT(
CONCAT_WS('/', 'repos', owner, repo, 'actions/workflows', workflow_id, 'enable'),
{}
)::OBJECT
)::VARIANT
- name: {{ schema_name -}}.workflow_disable
signature:
- [owner, "TEXT"]
- [repo, "TEXT"]
- [workflow_id, "TEXT"]
return_type:
- "OBJECT"
- "VARIANT"
options: |
COMMENT = $$Disables a workflow. You can replace workflow_id with the workflow file name. For example, you could use main.yaml. [Docs](https://docs.github.com/en/rest/reference/actions#disable-a-workflow).$$
sql: |
@ -144,5 +144,67 @@
{{ utils_schema_name }}.PUT(
CONCAT_WS('/', 'repos', owner, repo, 'actions/workflows', workflow_id, 'disable'),
{}
)::OBJECT
)::VARIANT
- name: {{ schema_name -}}.workflow_run_logs
signature:
- [owner, "TEXT"]
- [repo, "TEXT"]
- [run_id, "TEXT"]
return_type:
- "TEXT"
options: |
COMMENT = $$Download workflow run logs as a ZIP archive. Gets a redirect URL to the actual log archive. [Docs](https://docs.github.com/en/rest/actions/workflow-runs?apiVersion=2022-11-28#download-workflow-run-logs).$$
sql: |
SELECT
{{ utils_schema_name }}.GET(
CONCAT_WS('/', 'repos', owner, repo, 'actions/runs', run_id, 'logs'),
{}
):data::TEXT
- name: {{ schema_name -}}.job_logs
signature:
- [owner, "TEXT"]
- [repo, "TEXT"]
- [job_id, "TEXT"]
return_type:
- "TEXT"
options: |
COMMENT = $$Download job logs. Gets the plain text logs for a specific job. [Docs](https://docs.github.com/en/rest/actions/workflow-jobs?apiVersion=2022-11-28#download-job-logs-for-a-workflow-run).$$
sql: |
SELECT
{{ utils_schema_name }}.GET(
CONCAT_WS('/', 'repos', owner, repo, 'actions/jobs', job_id, 'logs'),
{}
):data::TEXT
- name: {{ schema_name -}}.workflow_run_jobs
signature:
- [owner, "TEXT"]
- [repo, "TEXT"]
- [run_id, "TEXT"]
- [query, "OBJECT"]
return_type:
- "VARIANT"
options: |
COMMENT = $$Lists jobs for a workflow run. [Docs](https://docs.github.com/en/rest/actions/workflow-jobs?apiVersion=2022-11-28#list-jobs-for-a-workflow-run).$$
sql: |
SELECT
{{ utils_schema_name }}.GET(
CONCAT_WS('/', 'repos', owner, repo, 'actions/runs', run_id, 'jobs'),
query
):data::VARIANT
- name: {{ schema_name -}}.workflow_run_jobs
signature:
- [owner, "TEXT"]
- [repo, "TEXT"]
- [run_id, "TEXT"]
return_type:
- "VARIANT"
options: |
COMMENT = $$Lists jobs for a workflow run. [Docs](https://docs.github.com/en/rest/actions/workflow-jobs?apiVersion=2022-11-28#list-jobs-for-a-workflow-run).$$
sql: |
SELECT
{{ schema_name -}}.workflow_run_jobs(owner, repo, run_id, {})
{% endmacro %}

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@ -166,4 +166,238 @@
SELECT *
FROM TABLE({{ schema_name -}}.tf_workflow_runs(owner, repo, WORKFLKOW_ID, {}))
{% endmacro %}
- name: {{ schema_name -}}.tf_workflow_run_jobs
signature:
- [owner, "TEXT"]
- [repo, "TEXT"]
- [run_id, "TEXT"]
- [query, "OBJECT"]
return_type:
- "TABLE(id NUMBER, run_id NUMBER, workflow_name STRING, head_branch STRING, run_url STRING, run_attempt NUMBER, node_id STRING, head_sha STRING, url STRING, html_url STRING, status STRING, conclusion STRING, created_at TIMESTAMP, started_at TIMESTAMP, completed_at TIMESTAMP, name STRING, check_run_url STRING, labels VARIANT, runner_id NUMBER, runner_name STRING, runner_group_id NUMBER, runner_group_name STRING, steps VARIANT)"
options: |
COMMENT = $$Lists jobs for a workflow run as a table. [Docs](https://docs.github.com/en/rest/actions/workflow-jobs?apiVersion=2022-11-28#list-jobs-for-a-workflow-run).$$
sql: |
WITH response AS
(
SELECT
github_actions.workflow_run_jobs(OWNER, REPO, RUN_ID, QUERY) AS response
)
SELECT
value:id::NUMBER AS id
,value:run_id::NUMBER AS run_id
,value:workflow_name::STRING AS workflow_name
,value:head_branch::STRING AS head_branch
,value:run_url::STRING AS run_url
,value:run_attempt::NUMBER AS run_attempt
,value:node_id::STRING AS node_id
,value:head_sha::STRING AS head_sha
,value:url::STRING AS url
,value:html_url::STRING AS html_url
,value:status::STRING AS status
,value:conclusion::STRING AS conclusion
,value:created_at::TIMESTAMP AS created_at
,value:started_at::TIMESTAMP AS started_at
,value:completed_at::TIMESTAMP AS completed_at
,value:name::STRING AS name
,value:check_run_url::STRING AS check_run_url
,value:labels::VARIANT AS labels
,value:runner_id::NUMBER AS runner_id
,value:runner_name::STRING AS runner_name
,value:runner_group_id::NUMBER AS runner_group_id
,value:runner_group_name::STRING AS runner_group_name
,value:steps::VARIANT AS steps
FROM response, LATERAL FLATTEN( input=> response:jobs)
- name: {{ schema_name -}}.tf_workflow_run_jobs
signature:
- [owner, "TEXT"]
- [repo, "TEXT"]
- [run_id, "TEXT"]
return_type:
- "TABLE(id NUMBER, run_id NUMBER, workflow_name STRING, head_branch STRING, run_url STRING, run_attempt NUMBER, node_id STRING, head_sha STRING, url STRING, html_url STRING, status STRING, conclusion STRING, created_at TIMESTAMP, started_at TIMESTAMP, completed_at TIMESTAMP, name STRING, check_run_url STRING, labels VARIANT, runner_id NUMBER, runner_name STRING, runner_group_id NUMBER, runner_group_name STRING, steps VARIANT)"
options: |
COMMENT = $$Lists jobs for a workflow run as a table. [Docs](https://docs.github.com/en/rest/actions/workflow-jobs?apiVersion=2022-11-28#list-jobs-for-a-workflow-run).$$
sql: |
SELECT *
FROM TABLE({{ schema_name -}}.tf_workflow_run_jobs(owner, repo, run_id, {}))
- name: {{ schema_name -}}.tf_failed_jobs_with_logs
signature:
- [owner, "TEXT"]
- [repo, "TEXT"]
- [run_id, "TEXT"]
return_type:
- "TABLE(run_id STRING, job_id NUMBER, job_name STRING, job_status STRING, job_conclusion STRING, job_url STRING, failed_steps VARIANT, logs TEXT, failed_step_logs ARRAY)"
options: |
COMMENT = $$Gets failed jobs for a workflow run with their complete logs. Combines job info with log content for analysis.$$
sql: |
WITH failed_jobs AS (
SELECT
run_id::STRING AS run_id,
id AS job_id,
name AS job_name,
status AS job_status,
conclusion AS job_conclusion,
html_url AS job_url,
steps AS failed_steps
FROM TABLE({{ schema_name -}}.tf_workflow_run_jobs(owner, repo, run_id))
WHERE conclusion = 'failure'
),
jobs_with_logs AS (
SELECT
run_id,
job_id,
job_name,
job_status,
job_conclusion,
job_url,
failed_steps,
{{ schema_name -}}.job_logs(owner, repo, job_id::TEXT) AS logs
FROM failed_jobs
),
error_sections AS (
SELECT
run_id,
job_id,
job_name,
job_status,
job_conclusion,
job_url,
failed_steps,
logs,
ARRAY_AGG(section.value) AS failed_step_logs
FROM jobs_with_logs,
LATERAL FLATTEN(INPUT => SPLIT(logs, '##[group]')) section
WHERE CONTAINS(section.value, '##[error]')
GROUP BY run_id, job_id, job_name, job_status, job_conclusion, job_url, failed_steps, logs
)
SELECT
run_id,
job_id,
job_name,
job_status,
job_conclusion,
job_url,
failed_steps,
logs,
COALESCE(failed_step_logs, ARRAY_CONSTRUCT()) AS failed_step_logs
FROM jobs_with_logs
LEFT JOIN error_sections USING (run_id, job_id)
- name: {{ schema_name -}}.tf_failure_analysis_with_ai
signature:
- [owner, "TEXT"]
- [repo, "TEXT"]
- [run_id, "TEXT"]
- [enable_ai, "BOOLEAN"]
- [ai_provider, "TEXT"]
- [groq_api_key, "TEXT"]
- [groq_model, "TEXT"]
return_type:
- "TABLE(run_id STRING, ai_analysis STRING, total_failures NUMBER, failure_metadata VARIANT)"
options: |
COMMENT = $$Gets GitHub Actions failure analysis with configurable AI providers (cortex, claude, groq) for Slack notifications.$$
sql: |
WITH failure_data AS (
SELECT
run_id,
COUNT(*) as total_failures,
ARRAY_AGG(OBJECT_CONSTRUCT(
'run_id', run_id,
'job_name', job_name,
'job_id', job_id,
'job_url', job_url,
'error_sections', ARRAY_SIZE(failed_step_logs),
'logs_preview', SUBSTR(ARRAY_TO_STRING(failed_step_logs, '\n'), 1, 500)
)) as failure_metadata,
CASE
WHEN NOT enable_ai THEN NULL
WHEN LOWER(COALESCE(ai_provider, 'cortex')) = 'cortex' THEN
snowflake.cortex.complete(
'mistral-large',
CONCAT(
'Analyze these ', COUNT(*), ' GitHub Actions failures for run ', run_id, ' and provide:\n',
'1. Common failure patterns\n',
'2. Root cause analysis\n',
'3. Prioritized action items\n\n',
LISTAGG(
CONCAT(
'Job: ', job_name, '\n',
'Job ID: ', job_id, '\n',
'Run ID: ', run_id, '\n',
'Error: ', ARRAY_TO_STRING(failed_step_logs, '\n')
),
'\n\n---\n\n'
) WITHIN GROUP (ORDER BY job_name)
)
)
WHEN LOWER(ai_provider) = 'claude' THEN
(
SELECT COALESCE(
response:content[0]:text::STRING,
response:error:message::STRING,
'Claude analysis failed'
)
FROM (
SELECT claude.post_messages(
ARRAY_CONSTRUCT(
OBJECT_CONSTRUCT(
'role', 'user',
'content', CONCAT(
'Analyze these ', COUNT(*), ' GitHub Actions failures for run ', run_id, ' and provide:\n',
'1. Common failure patterns\n',
'2. Root cause analysis\n',
'3. Prioritized action items\n\n',
LISTAGG(
CONCAT(
'Job: ', job_name, '\n',
'Job ID: ', job_id, '\n',
'Run ID: ', run_id, '\n',
'Error: ', SUBSTR(ARRAY_TO_STRING(failed_step_logs, '\n'), 1, 2000)
),
'\n\n---\n\n'
) WITHIN GROUP (ORDER BY job_name)
)
)
)
) as response
)
)
WHEN LOWER(ai_provider) = 'groq' THEN
(
SELECT groq.extract_response_text(
groq.quick_chat(
CONCAT(
'Analyze these ', COUNT(*), ' GitHub Actions failures for run ', run_id, ' and provide:\n',
'1. Common failure patterns\n',
'2. Root cause analysis\n',
'3. Prioritized action items\n\n',
LISTAGG(
CONCAT(
'Job: ', job_name, '\n',
'Job ID: ', job_id, '\n',
'Run ID: ', run_id, '\n',
'Error: ', SUBSTR(ARRAY_TO_STRING(failed_step_logs, '\n'), 1, 2000)
),
'\n\n---\n\n'
) WITHIN GROUP (ORDER BY job_name)
),
groq_api_key,
COALESCE(groq_model, 'llama3-8b-8192')
)
)
)
ELSE
CONCAT('Unsupported AI provider: ', COALESCE(ai_provider, 'null'))
END as ai_analysis
FROM TABLE({{ schema_name -}}.tf_failed_jobs_with_logs(owner, repo, run_id))
GROUP BY run_id, enable_ai, ai_provider, groq_api_key, groq_model
)
SELECT
run_id::STRING,
ai_analysis::STRING,
total_failures,
failure_metadata
FROM failure_data
{% endmacro %}

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-- depends_on: {{ ref('live') }}
-- depends_on: {{ ref('github_utils__github_utils') }}
{%- set configs = [
config_github_actions_udfs,
config_github_actions_udtfs,
] -%}
{{- ephemeral_deploy_marketplace(configs) -}}

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version: 2
models:
- name: github_actions__github_utils
columns:
- name: workflows
tests:
- test_udf:
name: test_github_actions__workflows_with_query
args: >
'FlipsideCrypto',
'admin-models',
{'per_page': 5}
assertions:
- result:workflows IS NOT NULL
- result:total_count IS NOT NULL
- test_udf:
name: test_github_actions__workflows_simple
args: >
'FlipsideCrypto',
'admin-models'
assertions:
- result:workflows IS NOT NULL
- result:total_count IS NOT NULL
- name: runs
tests:
- test_udf:
name: test_github_actions__runs_with_query
args: >
'FlipsideCrypto',
'admin-models',
{'per_page': 10, 'status': 'completed'}
assertions:
- result:workflow_runs IS NOT NULL
- result:total_count IS NOT NULL
- test_udf:
name: test_github_actions__runs_simple
args: >
'FlipsideCrypto',
'admin-models'
assertions:
- result:workflow_runs IS NOT NULL
- result:total_count IS NOT NULL
- name: workflow_runs
tests:
- test_udf:
name: test_github_actions__workflow_runs_with_query
args: >
'FlipsideCrypto',
'admin-models',
'dbt_run_dev_refresh.yml',
{'per_page': 5}
assertions:
- result:workflow_runs IS NOT NULL
- result:total_count IS NOT NULL
- test_udf:
name: test_github_actions__workflow_runs_simple
args: >
'FlipsideCrypto',
'admin-models',
'dbt_run_dev_refresh.yml'
assertions:
- result:workflow_runs IS NOT NULL
- result:total_count IS NOT NULL
- name: workflow_dispatches
tests:
- test_udf:
name: test_github_actions__workflow_dispatches_with_body
args: >
'FlipsideCrypto',
'admin-models',
'test-workflow.yml',
{'ref': 'main', 'inputs': {'debug': 'true'}}
assertions:
- result IS NOT NULL
- test_udf:
name: test_github_actions__workflow_dispatches_simple
args: >
'FlipsideCrypto',
'admin-models',
'test-workflow.yml'
assertions:
- result IS NOT NULL
- name: workflow_enable
tests:
- test_udf:
name: test_github_actions__workflow_enable
args: >
'FlipsideCrypto',
'admin-models',
'test-workflow.yml'
assertions:
- result IS NOT NULL
- name: workflow_disable
tests:
- test_udf:
name: test_github_actions__workflow_disable
args: >
'FlipsideCrypto',
'admin-models',
'test-workflow.yml'
assertions:
- result IS NOT NULL
- name: workflow_run_logs
tests:
- test_udf:
name: test_github_actions__workflow_run_logs
args: >
'FlipsideCrypto',
'admin-models',
'12345678'
assertions:
- result IS NULL
- name: job_logs
tests:
- test_udf:
name: test_github_actions__job_logs
args: >
'FlipsideCrypto',
'admin-models',
'87654321'
assertions:
- result IS NULL
- name: workflow_run_jobs
tests:
- test_udf:
name: test_github_actions__workflow_run_jobs_with_query
args: >
'FlipsideCrypto',
'admin-models',
'12345678',
{'filter': 'latest'}
assertions:
- result:jobs IS NULL
- result:total_count IS NULL
- test_udf:
name: test_github_actions__workflow_run_jobs_simple
args: >
'FlipsideCrypto',
'admin-models',
'12345678'
assertions:
- result:jobs IS NULL
- result:total_count IS NULL
# Table Function Tests
- name: tf_workflows
tests:
- test_udtf:
name: test_github_actions__tf_workflows_with_query
args: >
'FlipsideCrypto',
'admin-models',
{'per_page': 3}
assertions:
- row_count >= 0
- test_udtf:
name: test_github_actions__tf_workflows_simple
args: >
'FlipsideCrypto',
'admin-models'
assertions:
- row_count >= 0
- name: tf_runs
tests:
- test_udtf:
name: test_github_actions__tf_runs_with_query
args: >
'FlipsideCrypto',
'admin-models',
{'per_page': 5, 'status': 'completed'}
assertions:
- row_count >= 0
- test_udtf:
name: test_github_actions__tf_runs_simple
args: >
'FlipsideCrypto',
'admin-models'
assertions:
- row_count >= 0
- name: tf_workflow_runs
tests:
- test_udtf:
name: test_github_actions__tf_workflow_runs_with_query
args: >
'FlipsideCrypto',
'admin-models',
'dbt_run_dev_refresh.yml',
{'per_page': 3}
assertions:
- row_count >= 0
- test_udtf:
name: test_github_actions__tf_workflow_runs_simple
args: >
'FlipsideCrypto',
'admin-models',
'dbt_run_dev_refresh.yml'
assertions:
- row_count >= 0
- name: tf_workflow_run_jobs
tests:
- test_udtf:
name: test_github_actions__tf_workflow_run_jobs_with_query
args: >
'FlipsideCrypto',
'admin-models',
'12345678',
{'filter': 'latest'}
assertions:
- row_count >= 0
- test_udtf:
name: test_github_actions__tf_workflow_run_jobs_simple
args: >
'FlipsideCrypto',
'admin-models',
'12345678'
assertions:
- row_count >= 0
- name: tf_failed_jobs_with_logs
tests:
- test_udtf:
name: test_github_actions__tf_failed_jobs_with_logs
args: >
'FlipsideCrypto',
'admin-models',
'12345678'
assertions:
- row_count >= 0
- name: tf_failure_analysis_with_ai
tests:
- test_udtf:
name: test_github_actions__tf_failure_analysis_with_ai_cortex
args: >
'FlipsideCrypto',
'admin-models',
'12345678',
true,
'cortex',
NULL
assertions:
- row_count >= 0
- test_udtf:
name: test_github_actions__tf_failure_analysis_with_ai_claude
args: >
'FlipsideCrypto',
'admin-models',
'12345678',
true,
'claude',
NULL
assertions:
- row_count >= 0
- test_udtf:
name: test_github_actions__tf_failure_analysis_with_ai_groq
args: >
'FlipsideCrypto',
'admin-models',
'12345678',
true,
'groq',
'test-api-key'
assertions:
- row_count >= 0
- test_udtf:
name: test_github_actions__tf_failure_analysis_with_ai_disabled
args: >
'FlipsideCrypto',
'admin-models',
'12345678',
false,
'cortex',
NULL
assertions:
- row_count >= 0

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-- depends_on: {{ ref('live') }}
{%- set configs = [
config_github_utils_udfs,
] -%}
{{- ephemeral_deploy_marketplace(configs) -}}

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version: 2
models:
- name: github_utils__github_utils
columns:
- name: octocat
tests:
- test_udf:
name: test_github_utils__octocat_status_200
assertions:
- result:status_code = 200
- result:error IS NULL
- result:data IS NOT NULL
- name: headers
tests:
- test_udf:
name: test_github_utils__headers_format
assertions:
- result IS NOT NULL
- LENGTH(result) > 50
- CONTAINS(result, 'Authorization')
- CONTAINS(result, 'X-GitHub-Api-Version')
- CONTAINS(result, 'Accept')
- name: get
tests:
- test_udf:
name: test_github_utils__get_user_repos
args: >
'user/FlipsideCrypto',
{'type': 'public', 'per_page': 5}
assertions:
- result:status_code = 200
- result:error IS NULL
- result:data IS NOT NULL
- test_udf:
name: test_github_utils__get_repo_info
args: >
'repos/FlipsideCrypto/admin-models',
{}
assertions:
- result:status_code = 200
- result:data:name = 'admin-models'
- result:data:owner:login = 'FlipsideCrypto'
- name: post
tests:
- test_udf:
name: test_github_utils__post_invalid_route
args: >
'invalid/test/route',
{'test': 'data'}
assertions:
- result:status_code = 404
- result IS NOT NULL
- name: put
tests:
- test_udf:
name: test_github_utils__put_invalid_route
args: >
'invalid/test/route',
{'test': 'data'}
assertions:
- result:status_code = 404
- result IS NOT NULL

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# Groq API Integration
This directory contains Snowflake UDFs for integrating with the Groq API, providing fast inference with various open-source language models.
## Available Models
- **llama3-8b-8192**: Meta Llama 3 8B model with 8K context (Very Fast)
- **llama3-70b-8192**: Meta Llama 3 70B model with 8K context (Fast, better quality)
- **gemma-7b-it**: Google Gemma 7B instruction-tuned (Instruction following)
**Note**: Check [Groq's documentation](https://console.groq.com/docs/models) for the latest available models, or query the live model list with:
```sql
-- Get current list of available models
SELECT groq_utils.list_models();
-- Get details about a specific model
SELECT groq_utils.get_model_info('llama3-8b-8192');
```
## Setup
1. Get your Groq API key from [https://console.groq.com/keys](https://console.groq.com/keys)
2. Store the API key in Snowflake secrets:
- **System users**: Store under `_FSC_SYS/GROQ`
- **Regular users**: Store under `vault/groq/api`
3. Deploy the Groq marketplace functions:
```bash
dbt run --models groq__ groq_utils__groq_utils
```
**Note**: Groq functions automatically use the appropriate secret path based on your user type.
## Functions
### `groq.chat_completions(messages, [model], [max_tokens], [temperature], [top_p], [frequency_penalty], [presence_penalty])`
Send messages to Groq for chat completion.
### `groq.quick_chat(user_message, [system_message])`
Quick single or system+user message chat.
**Note**: All functions use the `GROQ_API_KEY` environment variable for authentication.
### `groq.extract_response_text(groq_response)`
Extract text content from Groq API responses.
### `groq_utils.post(path, body)`
Low-level HTTP POST to Groq API endpoints.
### `groq_utils.get(path)`
Low-level HTTP GET to Groq API endpoints.
### `groq_utils.list_models()`
List all available models from Groq API.
### `groq_utils.get_model_info(model_id)`
Get information about a specific model.
## Examples
### Basic Chat
```sql
-- Simple chat with default model (llama3-8b-8192)
SELECT groq.chat_completions(
[{'role': 'user', 'content': 'Explain quantum computing in simple terms'}]
);
-- Quick chat shorthand
SELECT groq.quick_chat('What is the capital of France?');
```
### Chat with System Prompt
```sql
-- Chat with system prompt using quick_chat
SELECT groq.quick_chat(
'You are a helpful Python programming assistant.',
'How do I create a list comprehension?'
);
-- Full chat_completions with system message
SELECT groq.chat_completions(
[
{'role': 'system', 'content': 'You are a data scientist expert.'},
{'role': 'user', 'content': 'Explain the difference between supervised and unsupervised learning'}
]
);
```
### Different Models
```sql
-- Use the larger, more capable model
SELECT groq.chat_completions(
[{'role': 'user', 'content': 'Write a Python function to calculate fibonacci numbers'}],
'llama3-70b-8192',
500 -- max_tokens
);
-- Use the larger model for better quality
SELECT groq.chat_completions(
[{'role': 'user', 'content': 'Analyze this complex problem...'}],
'llama3-70b-8192'
);
```
### Custom Parameters
```sql
-- Fine-tune response generation
SELECT groq.chat_completions(
[{'role': 'user', 'content': 'Generate creative story ideas'}],
'llama3-8b-8192', -- model
300, -- max_tokens
0.8, -- temperature (more creative)
0.9, -- top_p
0.1, -- frequency_penalty (reduce repetition)
0.1 -- presence_penalty (encourage new topics)
);
```
### Extract Response Text
```sql
-- Get just the text content from API response
WITH chat_response AS (
SELECT groq.quick_chat('Hello, how are you?') as response
)
SELECT groq.extract_response_text(response) as message_text
FROM chat_response;
```
### Conversational Chat
```sql
-- Multi-turn conversation
SELECT groq.chat_completions([
{'role': 'system', 'content': 'You are a helpful coding assistant.'},
{'role': 'user', 'content': 'I need help with SQL queries'},
{'role': 'assistant', 'content': 'I\'d be happy to help with SQL! What specific query are you working on?'},
{'role': 'user', 'content': 'How do I join two tables with a LEFT JOIN?'}
]);
```
### Model Comparison
```sql
-- Compare responses from different models
WITH responses AS (
SELECT
'llama3-8b-8192' as model,
groq.extract_response_text(
groq.chat_completions([{'role': 'user', 'content': 'Explain machine learning'}], 'llama3-8b-8192', 100)
) as response
UNION ALL
SELECT
'llama3-70b-8192' as model,
groq.extract_response_text(
groq.chat_completions([{'role': 'user', 'content': 'Explain machine learning'}], 'llama3-70b-8192', 100)
) as response
)
SELECT * FROM responses;
```
### Batch Processing
```sql
-- Process multiple questions
WITH questions AS (
SELECT * FROM VALUES
('What is Python?'),
('What is JavaScript?'),
('What is SQL?')
AS t(question)
)
SELECT
question,
groq.extract_response_text(
groq.quick_chat(question, 'You are a programming tutor.')
) as answer
FROM questions;
```
### Get Available Models
```sql
-- List all available models with details
SELECT
model.value:id::STRING as model_id,
model.value:object::STRING as object_type,
model.value:created::INTEGER as created_timestamp,
model.value:owned_by::STRING as owned_by
FROM (
SELECT groq_utils.list_models() as response
),
LATERAL FLATTEN(input => response:data) as model
ORDER BY model_id;
-- Check if a specific model is available
WITH models AS (
SELECT groq_utils.list_models() as response
)
SELECT
CASE
WHEN ARRAY_CONTAINS('llama3-70b-8192'::VARIANT, response:data[*]:id)
THEN 'Model is available'
ELSE 'Model not found'
END as availability
FROM models;
```
### GitHub Actions Integration Example
```sql
-- Example of how this is used in GitHub Actions failure analysis
SELECT
run_id,
groq.extract_response_text(
groq.quick_chat(
CONCAT('Analyze this failure: Job=', job_name, ' Error=', error_logs),
'You are analyzing CI/CD failures. Provide concise root cause analysis.'
)
) as ai_analysis
FROM my_failed_jobs
WHERE run_id = '12345678';
```
## Error Handling
The functions include built-in error handling. Check for errors in responses:
```sql
WITH response AS (
SELECT groq.quick_chat('Hello') as result
)
SELECT
CASE
WHEN result:error IS NOT NULL THEN result:error:message::STRING
ELSE groq.extract_response_text(result)
END as final_response
FROM response;
```
## Performance Tips
1. **Model Selection**: Use `llama3-8b-8192` for fast, simple tasks and `llama3-70b-8192` for complex reasoning
2. **Token Limits**: Set appropriate `max_tokens` to control costs and response length
3. **Temperature**: Use lower values (0.1-0.3) for factual tasks, higher (0.7-1.0) for creative tasks
4. **Stay Updated**: Check Groq's model documentation regularly as they add new models and deprecate others
## Integration with GitHub Actions
This Groq integration is used by the GitHub Actions failure analysis system in `slack_notify` macro:
```sql
-- In your GitHub Actions workflow
dbt run-operation slack_notify --vars '{
"owner": "your-org",
"repo": "your-repo",
"run_id": "12345678",
"ai_provider": "groq",
"enable_ai_analysis": true
}'
```

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{% macro config_groq_chat_udfs(schema_name = "groq", utils_schema_name = "groq_utils") -%}
{#
This macro is used to generate API calls to Groq chat completion endpoints
#}
- name: {{ schema_name -}}.chat_completions
signature:
- [MESSAGES, ARRAY, Array of message objects]
- [MODEL, STRING, The model to use (optional, defaults to llama3-8b-8192)]
return_type:
- "VARIANT"
options: |
COMMENT = $$Send messages to Groq and get a chat completion response with optional model selection [API docs: Chat Completions](https://console.groq.com/docs/api-reference#chat-completions)$$
sql: |
SELECT groq_utils.post(
'/openai/v1/chat/completions',
{
'model': COALESCE(MODEL, 'llama3-8b-8192'),
'messages': MESSAGES,
'max_tokens': 1024,
'temperature': 0.1
}
) as response
- name: {{ schema_name -}}.quick_chat
signature:
- [USER_MESSAGE, STRING, The user message to send]
- [MODEL, STRING, The model to use (optional, defaults to llama3-8b-8192)]
return_type:
- "VARIANT"
options: |
COMMENT = $$Quick single message chat with Groq using optional model selection$$
sql: |
SELECT {{ schema_name }}.chat_completions(
ARRAY_CONSTRUCT(
OBJECT_CONSTRUCT('role', 'user', 'content', USER_MESSAGE)
),
MODEL
) as response
- name: {{ schema_name -}}.extract_response_text
signature:
- [GROQ_RESPONSE, VARIANT, The response object from Groq API]
return_type:
- "STRING"
options: |
COMMENT = $$Extract the text content from a Groq chat completion response$$
sql: |
SELECT COALESCE(
GROQ_RESPONSE:choices[0]:message:content::STRING,
GROQ_RESPONSE:error:message::STRING,
'No response available'
)
{% endmacro %}

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-- depends_on: {{ ref('live') }}
-- depends_on: {{ ref('groq_utils__groq_utils') }}
{%- set configs = [
config_groq_chat_udfs,
] -%}
{{- ephemeral_deploy_marketplace(configs) -}}

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version: 2
models:
- name: groq__
columns:
- name: chat_completions
tests:
- test_udf:
name: test_groq__chat_completions_simple
args: >
[{'role': 'user', 'content': 'Hello, how are you?'}],
'test-api-key'
assertions:
- result:choices IS NOT NULL
- result:model IS NOT NULL
- test_udf:
name: test_groq__chat_completions_with_model
args: >
'llama3-8b-8192',
[{'role': 'user', 'content': 'Hello, how are you?'}],
100,
'test-api-key'
assertions:
- result:choices IS NOT NULL
- result:model = 'llama3-8b-8192'
- test_udf:
name: test_groq__chat_completions_full_params
args: >
'llama3-8b-8192',
[{'role': 'user', 'content': 'Hello, how are you?'}],
100,
0.5,
0.95,
0.0,
0.0,
'test-api-key'
assertions:
- result:choices IS NOT NULL
- result:model = 'llama3-8b-8192'
- name: quick_chat
tests:
- test_udf:
name: test_groq__quick_chat_single_message
args: >
'Hello, how are you?',
'test-api-key'
assertions:
- result:choices IS NOT NULL
- test_udf:
name: test_groq__quick_chat_with_system
args: >
'You are a helpful assistant.',
'Hello, how are you?',
'test-api-key'
assertions:
- result:choices IS NOT NULL
- name: extract_response_text
tests:
- test_udf:
name: test_groq__extract_response_text
args: >
{'choices': [{'message': {'content': 'Hello there!'}}]}
assertions:
- result = 'Hello there!'
- test_udf:
name: test_groq__extract_response_text_error
args: >
{'error': {'message': 'API Error occurred'}}
assertions:
- result = 'API Error occurred'
- name: post
tests:
- test_udf:
name: test_groq_utils__post_health_check
args: >
'/openai/v1/models',
{},
'test-api-key'
assertions:
- result:data IS NOT NULL

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-- depends_on: {{ ref('live') }}
{%- set configs = [
config_groq_utils_udfs,
] -%}
{{- ephemeral_deploy_marketplace(configs) -}}

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version: 2
models:
- name: groq_utils__groq_utils
columns:
- name: post
tests:
- test_udf:
name: test_groq_utils__post_models_endpoint
args: >
'/openai/v1/models',
{},
'test-api-key'
assertions:
- result:data IS NOT NULL
- test_udf:
name: test_groq_utils__post_chat_endpoint
args: >
'/openai/v1/chat/completions',
{
'model': 'llama3-8b-8192',
'messages': [{'role': 'user', 'content': 'Hello'}],
'max_tokens': 10
},
'test-api-key'
assertions:
- result:choices IS NOT NULL

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{% macro config_groq_utils_udfs(schema_name = "groq_utils", utils_schema_name = "groq_utils") -%}
{#
This macro is used to generate API calls to Groq API endpoints
#}
- name: {{ schema_name -}}.post
signature:
- [PATH, STRING, The API endpoint path]
- [BODY, OBJECT, The request body]
return_type:
- "VARIANT"
options: |
COMMENT = $$Make POST requests to Groq API [API docs: Groq](https://console.groq.com/docs/api-reference)$$
sql: |
SELECT live.udf_api(
'POST',
CONCAT('https://api.groq.com', PATH),
{
'Authorization': 'Bearer {API_KEY}',
'Content-Type': 'application/json'
},
BODY,
IFF(_utils.udf_whoami() <> CURRENT_USER(), '_FSC_SYS/GROQ', 'Vault/prod/livequery/groq')
) as response
- name: {{ schema_name -}}.get
signature:
- [PATH, STRING, The API endpoint path]
return_type:
- "VARIANT"
options: |
COMMENT = $$Make GET requests to Groq API [API docs: Groq](https://console.groq.com/docs/api-reference)$$
sql: |
SELECT live.udf_api(
'GET',
CONCAT('https://api.groq.com', PATH),
{
'Authorization': 'Bearer {API_KEY}',
'Content-Type': 'application/json'
},
NULL,
IFF(_utils.udf_whoami() <> CURRENT_USER(), '_FSC_SYS/GROQ', 'Vault/prod/livequery/groq')
) as response
- name: {{ schema_name -}}.list_models
signature:
- []
return_type:
- "VARIANT"
options: |
COMMENT = $$List available models from Groq API$$
sql: |
SELECT {{ schema_name }}.get('/openai/v1/models')
- name: {{ schema_name -}}.get_model_info
signature:
- [MODEL_ID, STRING, The model ID to get info for]
return_type:
- "VARIANT"
options: |
COMMENT = $$Get information about a specific model$$
sql: |
SELECT {{ schema_name }}.get('/openai/v1/models/' || MODEL_ID)
{% endmacro %}

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# Helius API Integration
Helius provides high-performance Solana RPC infrastructure and enhanced APIs for accessing Solana blockchain data, including DAS (Digital Asset Standard) APIs.
## Setup
1. Get your Helius API key from [Helius Dashboard](https://dashboard.helius.dev/)
2. Store the API key in Snowflake secrets under `_FSC_SYS/HELIUS`
3. Deploy the Helius marketplace functions:
```bash
dbt run --models helius__ helius_utils__helius_utils
```
## Functions
### `helius.get(path, query_args)`
Make GET requests to Helius API endpoints.
### `helius.post(path, body)`
Make POST requests to Helius API endpoints.
## Examples
```sql
-- Get Solana account info
SELECT helius.post('/rpc', {
'jsonrpc': '2.0',
'method': 'getAccountInfo',
'params': ['account_address'],
'id': 1
});
-- Get compressed NFTs by owner
SELECT helius.get('/v0/addresses/owner_address/nfts', {'compressed': true});
-- Get transaction history
SELECT helius.get('/v0/addresses/address/transactions', {'limit': 100});
```
## API Documentation
- [Helius API Documentation](https://docs.helius.dev/)

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-- depends_on: {{ ref('live') }}
{%- set configs = [
config_helius_apis_udfs,
] -%}
{{- ephemeral_deploy_marketplace(configs) -}}
-- depends_on: {{ ref('helius_utils__helius_utils') }}

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version: 2
models:
- name: helius_apis__helius_utils
columns:
- name: token_metadata
tests:
- test_udf:
name: test_helius_apis__token_metadata_status_200
args: >
'mainnet'
, {
'mintAccounts': [
'BAAzgRGWY2v5AJBNZNFd2abiRXAUo56UxywKEjoCZW2',
'8s6kQUZfdm7GSaThAcsmSs56wMinXrbk6SdNVngutrz5'
],
'includeOffChain': true
}
assertions:
- result:status_code = 200
- result:error IS NULL
- name: balances
tests:
- test_udf:
name: test_helius_apis__balances_status_200
args: >
'mainnet'
, '231B38ZpsbtrWbsBEjSXfjVj9JT2XyuNXy4f98V5NXxg'
assertions:
- result:status_code = 200
- result:error IS NULL
- name: parse_transactions
tests:
- test_udf:
name: test_helius_apis__parse_transactions_status_200
args: >
'mainnet'
, [
'5u5S6yWN5wJkEDr3hKeqF3Y8nWcyWaZDboEnpfUuAw1zcvbvevs58rEfCpN6VkfxaS4N8RCMkBcyhxBFs3eoL4U4',
'2bWLiRSA8GCh7UNEpiZdgsh2BMxZwKawk8ND4Z3iWrqDZE6JQk69n9WoCU9rKDrgWHw6qV25g8UBMJYddRJRHR9v'
]
assertions:
- result:status_code = 200
- result:error IS NULL

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-- depends_on: {{ ref('live') }}
{%- set configs = [
config_helius_das_udfs,
] -%}
{{- ephemeral_deploy_marketplace(configs) -}}
-- depends_on: {{ ref('helius_utils__helius_utils') }}

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version: 2
models:
- name: helius_das__helius_utils
columns:
- name: get_asset
tests:
- test_udf:
name: test_helius_das__get_asset_status_200
args: >
'mainnet'
, {
'id': 'F9Lw3ki3hJ7PF9HQXsBzoY8GyE6sPoEZZdXJBsTTD2rk'
}
assertions:
- result:status_code = 200
- result:error IS NULL
- name: get_signatures_for_asset
tests:
- test_udf:
name: test_helius_das__get_signatures_for_asset_status_200
args: >
'mainnet'
, {
'id': 'FNt6A9Mfnqbwc1tY7uwAguKQ1JcpBrxmhczDgbdJy5AC',
'page': 1, -- Starts at 1
'limit': 1000 -- Limit 1000 per request.
}
assertions:
- result:status_code = 200
- result:error IS NULL
- name: search_assets
tests:
- test_udf:
name: test_helius_das__search_assets_status_200
args: >
'mainnet'
, {
'ownerAddress': '2k5AXX4guW9XwRQ1AKCpAuUqgWDpQpwFfpVFh3hnm2Ha',
'compressed': true,
'page': 1, -- Starts at 1
'limit': 1000
}
assertions:
- result:status_code = 200
- result:error IS NULL
- name: get_asset_proof
tests:
- test_udf:
name: test_helius_das__get_asset_proof_status_200
args: >
'mainnet'
, {
'id': 'Bu1DEKeawy7txbnCEJE4BU3BKLXaNAKCYcHR4XhndGss'
}
assertions:
- result:status_code = 200
- result:error IS NULL
- name: get_assets_by_owner
tests:
- test_udf:
name: test_helius_das__get_assets_by_owner_status_200
args: >
'mainnet'
, {
'ownerAddress': '86xCnPeV69n6t3DnyGvkKobf9FdN2H9oiVDdaMpo2MMY',
'page': 1, -- Starts at 1
'limit': 1000
}
assertions:
- result:status_code = 200
- result:error IS NULL
- name: get_assets_by_authority
tests:
- test_udf:
name: test_helius_das__get_assets_by_authority_status_200
args: >
'mainnet'
, {
'authorityAddress': '2RtGg6fsFiiF1EQzHqbd66AhW7R5bWeQGpTbv2UMkCdW',
'page': 1, -- Starts at 1
'limit': 1000
}
assertions:
- result:status_code = 200
- result:error IS NULL
- name: get_assets_by_creator
tests:
- test_udf:
name: test_helius_das__get_assets_by_creator_status_200
args: >
'mainnet'
, {
'creatorAddress': 'D3XrkNZz6wx6cofot7Zohsf2KSsu2ArngNk8VqU9cTY3',
'onlyVerified': true,
'page': 1, -- Starts at 1
'limit': 1000
}
assertions:
- result:status_code = 200
- result:error IS NULL
- name: get_assets_by_group
tests:
- test_udf:
name: test_helius_das__get_assets_by_group_status_200
args: >
'mainnet'
, {
'groupKey': 'collection',
'groupValue': 'J1S9H3QjnRtBbbuD4HjPV6RpRhwuk4zKbxsnCHuTgh9w',
'page': 1,
'limit': 1000
}
assertions:
- result:status_code = 200
- result:error IS NULL

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-- depends_on: {{ ref('live') }}
{%- set configs = [
config_helius_utils_udfs,
] -%}
{{- ephemeral_deploy_marketplace(configs) -}}

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# NFTScan API Integration
NFTScan is a professional NFT data infrastructure platform providing comprehensive NFT APIs for accessing NFT metadata, transactions, and market data across multiple blockchains.
## Setup
1. Get your NFTScan API key from [NFTScan Developer Portal](https://developer.nftscan.com/)
2. Store the API key in Snowflake secrets under `_FSC_SYS/NFTSCAN`
3. Deploy the NFTScan marketplace functions:
```bash
dbt run --models nftscan__ nftscan_utils__nftscan_utils
```
## Functions
### `nftscan.get(path, query_args)`
Make GET requests to NFTScan API endpoints.
## Examples
```sql
-- Get NFT collection statistics
SELECT nftscan.get('/api/v2/statistics/collection/eth/0x...', {});
-- Get NFTs owned by an address
SELECT nftscan.get('/api/v2/account/own/eth/0x...', {'show_attribute': 'true', 'limit': 100});
-- Get NFT transaction history
SELECT nftscan.get('/api/v2/transactions/account/eth/0x...', {'event_type': 'Sale', 'limit': 50});
```
## API Documentation
- [NFTScan API Documentation](https://developer.nftscan.com/)

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-- depends_on: {{ ref('live') }}
{%- set configs = [
config_nftscan_udfs,
] -%}
{{- ephemeral_deploy_marketplace(configs) -}}

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version: 2
models:
- name: nftscan__
columns:
- name: get
tests:
- test_udf:
name: test_nftscan__get_status_200
args: >
'https://restapi.nftscan.com/api/v2/account/own/0xca1257ade6f4fa6c6834fdc42e030be6c0f5a813'
, {'erc_type': 'erc721'}
assertions:
- result:status_code = 200
- result:error IS NULL

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# OpenSea API Integration
OpenSea is the world's largest NFT marketplace, providing APIs for accessing NFT collections, listings, sales data, and marketplace activities.
## Setup
1. Get your OpenSea API key from [OpenSea Developer Portal](https://docs.opensea.io/reference/api-keys)
2. Store the API key in Snowflake secrets under `_FSC_SYS/OPENSEA`
3. Deploy the OpenSea marketplace functions:
```bash
dbt run --models opensea__ opensea_utils__opensea_utils
```
## Functions
### `opensea.get(path, query_args)`
Make GET requests to OpenSea API endpoints.
### `opensea.post(path, body)`
Make POST requests to OpenSea API endpoints.
## Examples
```sql
-- Get NFT collection stats
SELECT opensea.get('/api/v2/collections/boredapeyachtclub/stats', {});
-- Get NFT listings
SELECT opensea.get('/api/v2/orders/ethereum/seaport/listings', {'limit': 20});
-- Get collection events
SELECT opensea.get('/api/v2/events/collection/boredapeyachtclub', {'event_type': 'sale'});
```
## API Documentation
- [OpenSea API Documentation](https://docs.opensea.io/reference/api-overview)

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-- depends_on: {{ ref('live') }}
{%- set configs = [
config_opensea_udfs,
] -%}
{{- ephemeral_deploy_marketplace(configs) -}}

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version: 2
models:
- name: opensea__
columns:
- name: get
tests:
- test_udf:
name: test_opensea__get_collection_stats_status_200
args: >
'/api/v2/collections/cryptopunks/stats'
, {}
assertions:
- result:status_code = 200
- result:error IS NULL
- result:data IS NOT NULL
- result:data:total IS NOT NULL

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# Playgrounds API Integration
Playgrounds provides gaming and entertainment data APIs with access to game statistics, player data, and gaming platform analytics.
## Setup
1. Get your Playgrounds API key from [Playgrounds Developer Portal](https://playgrounds.com/developers)
2. Store the API key in Snowflake secrets under `_FSC_SYS/PLAYGROUNDS`
3. Deploy the Playgrounds marketplace functions:
```bash
dbt run --models playgrounds__ playgrounds_utils__playgrounds_utils
```
## Functions
### `playgrounds.get(path, query_args)`
Make GET requests to Playgrounds API endpoints.
### `playgrounds.post(path, body)`
Make POST requests to Playgrounds API endpoints.
## Examples
```sql
-- Get game statistics
SELECT playgrounds.get('/api/v1/games/stats', {'game_id': 'fortnite'});
-- Get player rankings
SELECT playgrounds.get('/api/v1/leaderboards', {'game': 'valorant', 'region': 'na'});
-- Get tournament data
SELECT playgrounds.get('/api/v1/tournaments', {'status': 'active', 'limit': 50});
```
## API Documentation
- [Playgrounds API Documentation](https://docs.playgrounds.com/)

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-- depends_on: {{ ref('live') }}
{%- set configs = [
config_playgrounds_udfs,
] -%}
{{- ephemeral_deploy_marketplace(configs) -}}

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version: 2
models:
- name: playgrounds__
columns:
- name: query_subgraph
tests:
- test_udf:
name: test_playgrounds__query_subgraph_status_200_liquidity_pools
args: >
'ELUcwgpm14LKPLrBRuVvPvNKHQ9HvwmtKgKSH6123cr7'
, {
'query': '{
liquidityPools(first: 200, orderBy: totalValueLockedUSD, orderDirection: desc) {
id
totalLiquidity
name
inputTokens {
id
symbol
}
}
}',
'variables': {}
}
assertions:
- result:status_code = 200
- result:error IS NULL
- test_udf:
name: test_playgrounds__query_subgraph_status_200_total_pool_count
args: >
'ELUcwgpm14LKPLrBRuVvPvNKHQ9HvwmtKgKSH6123cr7'
, {
'query': '{
protocols {
name
totalPoolCount
}
}',
'variables': {}
}
assertions:
- result:status_code = 200
- result:error IS NULL

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# QuickNode API Integration
QuickNode provides high-performance blockchain infrastructure with RPC endpoints and enhanced APIs for Ethereum, Polygon, Solana, and other networks.
## Setup
1. Get your QuickNode endpoint and API key from [QuickNode Dashboard](https://dashboard.quicknode.com/)
2. Store the API key in Snowflake secrets under `_FSC_SYS/QUICKNODE`
3. Deploy the QuickNode marketplace functions:
```bash
dbt run --models quicknode__ quicknode_utils__quicknode_utils
```
## Functions
### `quicknode.get(path, query_args)`
Make GET requests to QuickNode API endpoints.
### `quicknode.post(path, body)`
Make POST requests to QuickNode API endpoints.
## Examples
```sql
-- Get latest block number
SELECT quicknode.post('/rpc', {
'jsonrpc': '2.0',
'method': 'eth_blockNumber',
'params': [],
'id': 1
});
-- Get NFT metadata
SELECT quicknode.get('/nft/v1/ethereum/nft/0x.../1', {});
-- Get token transfers
SELECT quicknode.get('/token/v1/ethereum/transfers', {'address': '0x...', 'limit': 100});
```
## API Documentation
- [QuickNode API Documentation](https://www.quicknode.com/docs/)

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-- depends_on: {{ ref('live') }}
{%- set configs = [
config_quicknode_ethereum_nfts_udfs,
] -%}
{{- ephemeral_deploy_marketplace(configs) -}}
-- depends_on: {{ ref('quicknode_utils__quicknode_utils') }}

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version: 2
models:
- name: quicknode_ethereum_nfts__quicknode_utils
columns:
- name: fetch_nft_collection_details
tests:
- test_udf:
name: test_quicknode_ethereum_nfts__fetch_nft_collection_details_status_200
args: >
{
'contracts': [
'0x60E4d786628Fea6478F785A6d7e704777c86a7c6',
'0x7Bd29408f11D2bFC23c34f18275bBf23bB716Bc7'
]
}
assertions:
- result:status_code = 200
- result:error IS NULL
- name: fetch_nfts
tests:
- test_udf:
name: test_quicknode_ethereum_nfts__fetch_nfts_status_200
args: >
{
'wallet': '0x91b51c173a4bdaa1a60e234fc3f705a16d228740',
'omitFields': [
'provenance',
'traits'
],
'page': 1,
'perPage': 10,
'contracts': [
'0x2106c00ac7da0a3430ae667879139e832307aeaa',
'0xBC4CA0EdA7647A8aB7C2061c2E118A18a936f13D'
]
}
assertions:
- result:status_code = 200
- result:error IS NULL
- name: fetch_nfts_by_collection
tests:
- test_udf:
name: test_quicknode_ethereum_nfts__fetch_nfts_by_collection_status_200
args: >
{
'collection': '0x60E4d786628Fea6478F785A6d7e704777c86a7c6',
'omitFields': [
'imageUrl',
'traits'
],
'page': 1,
'perPage': 10
}
assertions:
- result:status_code = 200
- result:error IS NULL
- name: get_transfers_by_nft
tests:
- test_udf:
name: test_quicknode_ethereum_nfts__get_transfers_by_nft_status_200
args: >
{
'collection': '0x60E4d786628Fea6478F785A6d7e704777c86a7c6',
'collectionTokenId': '1',
'page': 1,
'perPage': 10
}
assertions:
- result:status_code = 200
- result:error IS NULL
- name: verify_nfts_owner
tests:
- test_udf:
name: test_quicknode_ethereum_nfts__verify_nfts_owner_status_200
args: >
{
'wallet': '0x91b51c173a4bdaa1a60e234fc3f705a16d228740',
'contracts': [
'0x2106c00ac7da0a3430ae667879139e832307aeaa:3643',
'0xd07dc4262bcdbf85190c01c996b4c06a461d2430:133803'
]
}
assertions:
- result:status_code = 200
- result:error IS NULL

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-- depends_on: {{ ref('live') }}
{%- set configs = [
config_quicknode_ethereum_tokens_udfs,
] -%}
{{- ephemeral_deploy_marketplace(configs) -}}
-- depends_on: {{ ref('quicknode_utils__quicknode_utils') }}

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version: 2
models:
- name: quicknode_ethereum_tokens__quicknode_utils
columns:
- name: get_token_metadata_by_contract_address
tests:
- test_udf:
name: test_quicknode_ethereum_tokens__get_token_metadata_by_contract_address_status_200
args: >
{
'contract': '0x4d224452801ACEd8B2F0aebE155379bb5D594381'
}
assertions:
- result:status_code = 200
- result:error IS NULL
- name: get_token_metadata_by_symbol
tests:
- test_udf:
name: test_quicknode_ethereum_tokens__get_token_metadata_by_symbol_status_200
args: >
{
'symbol': 'USDC'
}
assertions:
- result:status_code = 200
- result:error IS NULL
- name: get_transactions_by_address
tests:
- test_udf:
name: test_quicknode_ethereum_tokens__get_transactions_by_address_status_200
args: >
{
'address': '0xd8da6bf26964af9d7eed9e03e53415d37aa96045',
'page': 1,
'perPage': 10
}
assertions:
- result:status_code = 200
- result:error IS NULL
- name: get_wallet_token_balance
tests:
- test_udf:
name: test_quicknode_ethereum_tokens__get_wallet_token_balance_status_200
args: >
{
'wallet': '0xd8da6bf26964af9d7eed9e03e53415d37aa96045'
}
assertions:
- result:status_code = 200
- result:error IS NULL
- name: get_wallet_token_transactions
tests:
- test_udf:
name: test_quicknode_ethereum_tokens__get_wallet_token_transactions_status_200
args: >
{
'address': '0xd8da6bf26964af9d7eed9e03e53415d37aa96045',
'contract': '0x95aD61b0a150d79219dCF64E1E6Cc01f0B64C4cE',
'page': 1,
'perPage': 10
}
assertions:
- result:status_code = 200
- result:error IS NULL

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-- depends_on: {{ ref('live') }}
{%- set configs = [
config_quicknode_polygon_nfts_udfs,
] -%}
{{- ephemeral_deploy_marketplace(configs) -}}
-- depends_on: {{ ref('quicknode_utils__quicknode_utils') }}

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version: 2
models:
- name: quicknode_polygon_nfts__quicknode_utils
columns:
- name: fetch_nft_collection_details
tests:
- test_udf:
name: test_quicknode_polygon_nfts__fetch_nft_collection_details_status_200
args: >
{
'contracts': [
'0x60E4d786628Fea6478F785A6d7e704777c86a7c6',
'0x7Bd29408f11D2bFC23c34f18275bBf23bB716Bc7'
]
}
assertions:
- result:status_code = 200
- result:error IS NULL
- name: fetch_nfts
tests:
- test_udf:
name: test_quicknode_polygon_nfts__fetch_nfts_status_200
args: >
{
'wallet': '0x91b51c173a4bdaa1a60e234fc3f705a16d228740',
'omitFields': [
'provenance',
'traits'
],
'page': 1,
'perPage': 10,
'contracts': [
'0x2106c00ac7da0a3430ae667879139e832307aeaa',
'0xBC4CA0EdA7647A8aB7C2061c2E118A18a936f13D'
]
}
assertions:
- result:status_code = 200
- result:error IS NULL
- name: fetch_nfts_by_collection
tests:
- test_udf:
name: test_quicknode_polygon_nfts__fetch_nfts_by_collection_status_200
args: >
{
'collection': '0x60E4d786628Fea6478F785A6d7e704777c86a7c6',
'omitFields': [
'imageUrl',
'traits'
],
'page': 1,
'perPage': 10
}
assertions:
- result:status_code = 200
- result:error IS NULL
- name: get_transfers_by_nft
tests:
- test_udf:
name: test_quicknode_polygon_nfts__get_transfers_by_nft_status_200
args: >
{
'collection': '0x60E4d786628Fea6478F785A6d7e704777c86a7c6',
'collectionTokenId': '1',
'page': 1,
'perPage': 10
}
assertions:
- result:status_code = 200
- result:error IS NULL
- name: verify_nfts_owner
tests:
- test_udf:
name: test_quicknode_polygon_nfts__verify_nfts_owner_status_200
args: >
{
'wallet': '0x91b51c173a4bdaa1a60e234fc3f705a16d228740',
'contracts': [
'0x2106c00ac7da0a3430ae667879139e832307aeaa:3643',
'0xd07dc4262bcdbf85190c01c996b4c06a461d2430:133803'
]
}
assertions:
- result:status_code = 200
- result:error IS NULL

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