This is a Trino connector to access RESTful APIs. Please keep in mind that this is not production ready and it was created for tests.

To run a Docker container with one of the connectors, set the appropriate environmental variables, and run the following:

docker run \
  -d \
  --name trino-rest-github \
  -e GITHUB_TOKEN \
  -e SLACK_TOKEN \
  -p 8080:8080 \
  nineinchnick/trino-rest:0.157

Supported connectors and their required environmental variables:

• Github: GITHUB_TOKEN
• Slack: SLACK_TOKEN

Then use your favourite SQL client to connect to Trino running at http://localhost:8080

Download one of the ZIP packages, unzip it and copy the trino-rest-github-0.157 directory to the plugin directory on every node in your Trino cluster. Create a github.properties file in your Trino catalog directory and point to a remote repo. You can also use a path to a local repo if it's available on every worker node.

connector.name=github
token=${ENV:GITHUB_TOKEN}

After reloading Trino, you should be able to connect to the github catalog and see the following tables in the default schema:

• orgs
• users
• repos
• issues
• issue_comments
• pulls
• pull_commits
• reviews
• review_comments
• workflows
• runs
• jobs
• steps
• artifacts
• runners

Most tables always require conditions on specific columns, like 'owner' and 'repo'.

Join conditions can be used for that in some situations. For example:

SELECT *
  FROM runs r
  JOIN jobs j ON j.run_id = r.id
 WHERE r.owner = 'nineinchnick' AND r.repo= 'trino-rest'
   AND j.owner = 'nineinchnick' AND j.repo = 'trino-rest'

Note that such query would perform:

• one HTTP request to count all runs,
• one HTTP request to get the runs
• one HTTP request for each run to get its jobs

If you'll get an error message like Missing required condition on run_id, it means there might be too many runs (over 20). Try to enable the enable-large-dynamic-filters config option, or enable it in the current session by executing SET SESSION enable_large_dynamic_filters = true. See the dynamic filtering for more configuration options.

For more information, see the README files in connector directories:

• trino-rest-github