📄️ Dispatch stream of events to multiple tables in DuckDB
Learn how to efficiently dispatch a stream of GitHub events, categorized by event type, to different tables in DuckDB
📄️ Backfilling in chunks
Learn how to backfill in chunks of defined size
📄️ Run chess pipeline in production
Learn how run chess pipeline in production
📄️ Load mysql table with ConnectorX & Arrow
Load data from sql queries fast with connector x and arrow tables
📄️ Use custom yaml file for config and secrets
We show how to keep configuration in yaml file with switchable profiles and simple templates
📄️ Custom destination with BigQuery
Learn how use the custom destination to load to bigquery and use credentials
📄️ Custom destination with LanceDB
Learn how use the custom destination to load to LanceDB.
📄️ Create and use own naming convention
We demonstrate how to create naming conventions that allow UNICODE letters and never generate collisions
📄️ Google Sheets minimal example
Learn how work with Google services
📄️ Load Zendesk tickets incrementally
Learn how do incremental loading in consecutive runs
📄️ Code Examples
A list of comprehensive code examples that teach you how to solve real world problems.
📄️ Control nested MongoDB data
Learn how control nested data
📄️ Backfill to Filesystem with partial replace
Load chess game data from Chess.com into a filesystem destination, while deleting old backfill files.
📄️ Load PDFs to Weaviate
Extract text from PDF and load it into a vector database
📄️ Load from Postgres to Postgres faster
Load data fast from Postgres to Postgres with ConnectorX & Arrow export as Parquet, normalizing and exporting as DuckDB, and attaching it to Postgres for bigger Postgres tables (GBs)
📄️ Propagate primary_key from root to nested tables
Learn how to propagate any column to nested tables
📄️ Similarity searching with Qdrant
Learn how to use the dlt source, Zendesk and dlt destination, Qdrant to conduct a similarity search on your tickets data.
📄️ Pokemon details in parallel using transformers
Learn how to use dlt transformers and how to speed up your loads with parallelism