inferenceql.query provides a simple command-line application that allows the user to manually enter and evaluate InferenceQL queries. Usage information can be printed with the following command.
clj -M -m inferenceql.query.main --helpThe command-line application currently supports IQL-strict and IQL-permissive queries, with strict as the default.
If you would like to use inferenceql.query to query SPPL models you will need to ensure that SPPL is on the classpath, and that libpython-clj can find a Python where SPPL is installed. The easiest way to accomplish this is to use Nix:
nix develop github:inferenceql/inferenceql.gpm.sppl -c clj -Sdeps '{:deps {io.github.inferenceql/inferenceql.gpm.sppl {:git/sha "52f8316e094b3644709dccde8f0a935f9b55f187"}}}' -M -m inferenceql.query.main --helpinferenceql.query.strict and inferenceql.query.permissive each expose a function, q, which can be used to evaluate queries. q accepts two positional arguments:
- a query to be evaluate, a string
- a database
Databases can be constructed using the functions in inferenceql.query.db.
The library can be built into a stand-alone .js bundle with the following command:
clojure -M:js-buildAfter loading the JavaScript bundle a query can be issued by calling the function inferenceql.query.js.query:
inferenceql.query.js.query("SELECT *", [{x: 0}, {x: 1}, {x: 2}], {model: ...})The JavaScript interface currently only supports IQL-strict queries.
Make sure babashka is installed. Then
run the tests via bb test. Dialect-specific tests can be run with
bb test:clj and bb test:cljs.