parquet-analysis
Parquet Analysis with Python and Ibis
Analyze parquet files using Ibis, a database-agnostic Python DataFrame API. Ibis translates Python operations into optimized queries for the underlying backend (DuckDB by default for parquet files).
Quick Start
Basic workflow
import ibis
# Connect to DuckDB (optimized for parquet)
con = ibis.duckdb.connect()
# Read parquet file
table = con.read_parquet("data.parquet")
# Explore
print(table.schema()) # View schema
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