sqlfluff - 3.3.1-1 main

SQLFluff is an extensible and modular linter designed to help you write
good SQL and catch errors and bad SQL before it hits your database.
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SQLFluff has a few components:
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1) A generic parser for SQL which aims to be able to unify SQL written
in different dialects into a comparable format. Most of the codebase
for SQLFluff is the parser, mostly because at the point of
developing SQLFluff, there didn’t appear to be a good option for
a whitespace-aware parser that could be used instead.
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2) A mechanism for measuring written SQL against a set of rules, with
the added ability to fix any violations found. The core vision for
SQLFluff is to be really good at being the linter.
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3) An opinionated set of guidelines for how SQL should be structured
and formatted. SQLFluff aims to be opinionated but it also accepts
that many organisations and groups have pre-existing strong
conventions around how to write SQL and so ultimately SQLFluff
should be flexible enough to support whichever rule set a user
wishes to.
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4) A public API for other Python applications to use SQLFluff to
check and fix SQL code in an automated fashion.
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This package installs the complete SQLFluff tool including the parser,
lexer, the (configurable) rules, and the Python API.