gluondb-sdk

Query GluonDB datasources programmatically via TypeScript, JavaScript, or Python SDKs.

1|Updated Apr 2, 2026
One-click install
npx skills add https://github.com/gluonDB/gluondb_sdk --skill gluondb-sdk
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Skill: gluondb-sdk
Source: https://github.com/gluonDB/gluondb_sdk/tree/main/skills/gluondb-sdk
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/gluonDB/gluondb_sdk --skill gluondb-sdk

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

What problem does it solve?

GluonDB SDK enables developers to connect to a unified data gateway and run queries against bound datasources from code, streamlining data access for apps and dashboards.

Core Features & Use Cases

  • Bind to a datasource by ID or by project and name, then run SQL queries.
  • List projects and datasources to manage your data sources programmatically.
  • Build dashboards or applications that rely on GluonDB for data access and routing.

Quick Start

Install the SDK, initialize the client with your API key, bind to a datasource, and run a query to fetch results.

Frequently Asked Questions about gluondb-sdk

High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.

FAQPage Schema
How do I query a datasource from Python or JavaScript code?

To query a datasource from code, install the GluonDB SDK, initialize the client with an API key, bind to a target datasource, then execute SQL queries to fetch results directly within your application.

Can I use the GluonDB SDK to build dashboards that require data access?

Yes, the GluonDB SDK is built for apps and dashboards that require data access. You can connect to a unified data gateway and route SQL queries to bound datasources programmatically.

How do I bind to a specific datasource before running a SQL query?

You bind to a datasource either by its ID or by specifying the project and name. Once bound, you can run SQL queries against the selected datasource to retrieve your data.

Do I need an API key to execute SQL queries through the SDK?

Yes, an API key is required. You must initialize the SDK client with your API key to authenticate and execute SQL queries against your bound datasources.

Can I list all available projects and datasources programmatically?

Yes, the SDK supports listing projects and datasources programmatically. This allows you to manage your data sources and retrieve metadata before binding and executing queries.

What are the limitations of using an SDK for data access instead of direct database connections?

Using this SDK requires binding to a datasource by ID or project name and executing queries through a unified data gateway. You must manage API keys and cannot bypass the gateway to query datasources directly.