SAQL Editor v0.1.0 — SQL on your files, in the browser

The first tagged release of SAQL Editor — the browser playground for the SAQL engine.

What it does

• Upload a JSON or CSV file and query it with SQL, right in your browser.
• A real Monaco code editor with SQL highlighting, schema-aware autocomplete (it knows your file's columns), and live red-underline error-checking as you type.
• A results grid — and everything runs locally in-process, so your data never leaves your machine.

Standalone binary

saql-web is now fully self-contained: the web UI is embedded in the binary, so it runs from anywhere with no external files.

• macOS (Apple Silicon): download saql-web-macos-arm64 below, then chmod +x saql-web-macos-arm64 && mv saql-web-macos-arm64 /opt/homebrew/bin/saql-web. Run saql-web and open http://127.0.0.1:7878 (use PORT=9000 saql-web to change the port).
• From source: cargo run (needs Rust and a sibling checkout of the engine repo). See the README.

What's next

A database connect dialog (PostgreSQL/MySQL/SQLite/DuckDB), a file-system browser, GraphQL, REST sources, save/share/export, and a client-side WebAssembly build — see the README's Future scope.