I was hoping that the cqlsh project would expose a class that you can feed
is a source file via Java.
The parsers in these other projects don't properly parse CQL. e.g., when
you encounter a semicolon within a string, ignore it and continue on
looking for the end of the string.
I ended up having
"What I'm noticing with these projects is that they don't handle CQL files
properly"
--> your concern is very legit. But handling CQL files properly is very
complex, let me explain the reasons.
A naive solution if you want to handle CQL syntax is to re-use the ANTLR
grammar file here:
https://git
What I'm noticing with these projects is that they don't handle CQL files
properly. e.g., cassandra-unit dies when you have a string that contains ;
inside of it. The parsing logic they use is very primitive in the sense
they simple look for ; to denote the end of a statement.
Is there any class i
Achilles 4.x does offer an embedded Cassandra server support with some
utility classes like ScriptExecutor. It supports C* 2.2 currently :
https://github.com/doanduyhai/Achilles/wiki/CQL-embedded-cassandra-server
Le 11 janv. 2016 20:47, "Richard L. Burton III" a
écrit :
> I'm looking to see what
I'm looking to see what's recommended for an embedded version of Cassandra,
just for unit testing.
I'm looking at https://github.com/jsevellec/cassandra-unit/wiki but I
wanted to see if there's was a better recommendation?
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-Richard L. Burton III
@rburton
