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I have tried quite a few parquet cli's out there, and I think this one is the best!
Here is my use case:
I am running this tool in a local environment in docker compose against a local s3 emulator/server. However, because the --endpoint-url occurs after the subcommands and not the main command, it's makes my requests a little more verbose to work with. Here is what I mean...
Now in comparing the aws-cli service and the parquet-tools service, you notice that I can add the --endpoint-url to the entrypoint such that when I run it from the cli it looks like this:
$ docker compose run --rm aws-cli s3 ls s3://BUCKET/...
When using the parquet-tools binary, I have to do something like:
$ docker compose run --rm parquet-tools show --endpoint-url http://s3:9000 s3://BUCKET/...
I would love if I could call the command like this against my local s3 (either by moving the flag or having the flag supported by env var):
$ docker compose run --rm parquet-tools show s3://BUCKET/...
Thanks!
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Hello!
I have tried quite a few parquet cli's out there, and I think this one is the best!
Here is my use case:
I am running this tool in a local environment in docker compose against a local s3 emulator/server. However, because the
--endpoint-url
occurs after the subcommands and not the main command, it's makes my requests a little more verbose to work with. Here is what I mean...This is my docker-compose:
Now in comparing the aws-cli service and the parquet-tools service, you notice that I can add the
--endpoint-url
to the entrypoint such that when I run it from the cli it looks like this:When using the parquet-tools binary, I have to do something like:
I would love if I could call the command like this against my local s3 (either by moving the flag or having the flag supported by env var):
Thanks!
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: