Tgpiler is a transpiler based on Tsqlparser

Tgpiler is a T-SQL transpiler that targets the Go programming language.
https://github.com/ha1tch/tgpiler

That means: you write T-SQL stored procedures, Tgpiler transpiles them to Go. Which means that with a little more luck and some astute tweaking, your old logic now scales horizontally for free.

Tgpiler is a transpiler powered by tsqlparser that parses T-SQL stored procedures, interprets T-SQL DML and compiles to Go source code with two execution paths: static and dynamic. The dynamic pathway is a genuine T-SQL runtime that executes most dynamic T-SQL code as part of your Go microservice. Newer versions also support a dual backend: DML or gRPC. The DML backend targets Postgres, Mysql, SQLite, and MSSqlServer. The gRPC backend is based on gRPC protos and using voting heuristics it maps stored procedure code to gRPC execution.

Once the vision is fully realised, it will become not a compiler, not a transpiler, not a migration tool with Go as its target, but a different category of tool for which we don't have a name yet:

Its main use is the migration of vertically scalable business logic to horizontally scalable business logic.

It's licenced under the GPL 3.0 and if you have any cool ideas about what should be done about it, feel free to call me:
h@ual.fi

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