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[package]

name = "ggsql-cli"

version.workspace = true

edition.workspace = true

rust-version.workspace = true

authors.workspace = true

license.workspace = true

repository.workspace = true

homepage.workspace = true

description = "Command-line interface for ggsql"

build = "build.rs"

[[bin]]

name = "ggsql"

path = "src/main.rs"

# Visual test harness: renders every `{ggsql}` cell in the docs into an HTML

# report. Gated so a plain workspace build never pulls in the GPU stack.

[[example]]

name = "visual_test"

path = "examples/visual_test.rs"

required-features = ["png", "duckdb", "vegalite", "builtin-data"]

[dev-dependencies]

# Decoding renders back to pixels, so `visual_test --baseline` can compare

# pictures rather than files. Dev-only: nothing in the shipped binary reads a

# PNG. Same major as the encoder hephaestus uses, so no second copy is built.

png = "0.18"

[dependencies]

ggsql = { workspace = true }

# CLI and error handling

clap.workspace = true

anyhow.workspace = true

# Serialization (used by `parse --format json`)

serde_json.workspace = true

# Regex (used by `docs` markdown post-processing)

regex.workspace = true

[target.'cfg(not(target_arch = "wasm32"))'.dependencies]

# Terminal markdown rendering for `ggsql docs` (native targets only;

# crossterm 0.29 doesn't compile on wasm32)

termimad = "0.31"

[build-dependencies]

regex.workspace = true

ureq = "3"

[features]

default = ["duckdb", "sqlite", "vegalite", "parquet", "builtin-data", "odbc", "svg", "pdf", "hep"]

duckdb = ["ggsql/duckdb"]

parquet = ["ggsql/parquet"]

sqlite = ["ggsql/sqlite"]

odbc = ["ggsql/odbc"]

# Internal, and enabled by each writer feature rather than named directly: on

# when at least one writer is compiled in. It lets the code that exists only to

# serve a writer be gated on one name instead of an `any(...)` list that has to

# grow with every format.

any-writer = []

vegalite = ["ggsql/vegalite", "any-writer"]

png = ["ggsql/png", "any-writer"]

jpeg = ["ggsql/jpeg", "any-writer"]

tiff = ["ggsql/tiff", "any-writer"]

webp = ["ggsql/webp", "any-writer"]

svg = ["ggsql/svg", "any-writer"]

pdf = ["ggsql/pdf", "any-writer"]

hep = ["ggsql/hep", "any-writer"]

# The plot viewer. Not a writer, so deliberately not in `all-writers`: it

# blocks, it is native-only, and it produces no output.

window = ["ggsql/window"]

builtin-data = ["ggsql/builtin-data"]

all-readers = ["duckdb", "sqlite", "odbc"]

all-writers = ["vegalite", "png", "jpeg", "tiff", "webp", "svg", "pdf", "hep"]

# cargo-packager configuration for cross-platform installers

[package.metadata.packager]

product-name = "ggsql"

identifier = "com.ggsql.app"

category = "DeveloperTool"

publisher = "ggsql Team"

authors = ["ggsql Team"]

icons = ["../doc/assets/logo.png"]

license-file = "../LICENSE.md"

out-dir = "target/release/packager"

homepage = "https://ggsql.org/"

description = "SQL extension for declarative data visualization"

long-description = "ggsql extends SQL with a VISUALISE clause for declarative data visualization based on Grammar of Graphics principles. Combine SQL queries with visualization specifications to create charts directly from your data."

# Binaries to include in the package

binaries = [

{ path = "ggsql", main = true },

{ path = "ggsql-jupyter", main = false },

]

# The default `svg`/`pdf`/`hep` writers lay text out through fontconfig, loaded

# at run time (see /AGENTS.md). Nothing is needed to *build* against it, but

# without the runtime library and a font a plot renders with no labels at all

# and no error, so the package declares both rather than degrading silently.

[package.metadata.packager.deb]

depends = ["libfontconfig1", "fonts-dejavu-core"]