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feat(examples): add DuckDB partitioned Parquet export recipe - #510
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughAdds an integration example that creates partitioned Parquet sales data, reads and cleans it with DuckDB and FreshData, then exports and rereads the cleaned data. The examples table now lists the integration. ChangesDuckDB Parquet example
Priority: ⬇️ Low Estimated code review effort: 2 (Simple) | ~10 minutes Change: Feature Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant Example
participant DuckDB
participant ParquetFiles
participant FreshData
Example->>DuckDB: Create and read region-partitioned sales data
DuckDB->>ParquetFiles: Write source Parquet files
Example->>FreshData: Clean relation with conservative strategy
Example->>DuckDB: Export cleaned result by region
DuckDB->>ParquetFiles: Write cleaned Parquet files
Example->>DuckDB: Read exported files
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🟡 Minor · Materialize the relation before cleaning. · duckdb_parquet_export.py:60-68
examples/integrations/duckdb_parquet_export.py:60-68
🩺 Stability & Availability | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick winMaterialize the relation before cleaning.
fd.clean(raw_relation, ...)routes theDuckDBPyRelationto the out-of-core backend. The backend createsfreshdata_sourceon the relation’s unnamed in-memory database, then scans for it on a separate unnamed in-memory database. DuckDB does not share catalogs between those connections, so the example can fail before export.Suggested fix
- cleaned_df = fd.clean( - raw_relation, + cleaned_df = fd.clean( + raw_relation.fetchdf(),🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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Great work @Lan-Anh-12! The recipe provides a very clear, practical demonstration of reading partitioned Parquet datasets, cleaning them with FreshData, and re-exporting back into a partitioned layout via DuckDB SQL.
Before we merge, there are a couple of small formatting fixes needed to pass repository lint checks:
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Linter / Formatter Fixes (
ruff check&ruff format):- Add a blank line separating third-party
import duckdband first-partyimport freshdata as fd(ruffI001). - Add a trailing newline at the end of
examples/integrations/duckdb_parquet_export.py(ruffW292).
(Runningruff check --fix . && ruff format .will fix both automatically).
- Add a blank line separating third-party
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Connection Lifecycle:
- Manage the DuckDB connection using a context manager (
with duckdb.connect() as con:) to ensure connection handles are cleanly released.
- Manage the DuckDB connection using a context manager (
Suggestions / Polish:
- Verification assertions: In Step
[5], add a quick assertion verifying row count and partition existence (e.g.assert len(verified_relation) == 4and checking(cleaned_parquet_dir / "region=North").exists()) so the example is self-validating. - Glob pattern: Consider using
**/*.parquetfor the partition scan, which is the standard recursive pattern in DuckDB.
Once the linter fixes are pushed, this is ready to merge!
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Thanks for addressing the review feedback, @Lan-Anh-12! The context manager, relation materialization ( Just two quick polish items before we merge:
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Summary
Adds a standalone integration recipe demonstrating how to:
hive_partitioning=True.freshdata.clean().Closes #495
Why / Motivation
As outlined in the Contributor Roadmap, DuckDB is widely used for analytical pipelines querying partitioned Parquet datasets. Providing a standalone recipe makes it easy for developers to clean and export partitioned datasets.
Changes
examples/integrations/duckdb_parquet_export.py.examples/README.md.Performance Impact
None / N/A (standalone example script only).
Compatibility Concerns
None.
Documentation Updated
pip install "freshdata-cleaner[duckdb]") in script docstring.examples/README.md.Verification & Testing
python examples/integrations/duckdb_parquet_export.py— runs cleanly with all stages verified.main()function to satisfy docstring coverage checks.Checklist
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