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NRQL Query Builder

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A PHP library for assembling New Relic Query Language (NRQL) queries in object-oriented applications.

The library implements the official NRQL specification and offers a fluent interface to specify query parts in an arbitrary order, allowing different application parts to influence a query without worrying about assembly order. Query integrity validation is performed upon rendering. Object-oriented representations for time expressions enable code completion and avoid typos.

Inspired by upscalesoftware/newrelic-query-builder.

Requirements

Installation

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Usage

Full query

The example below demonstrates a query using all available clauses:

Select all attributes

Use selectAll() as a shorthand for SELECT *:

Time series with auto bucket

Call timeSeries() without a period to let New Relic choose the bucket size automatically:

Reusing a builder as a template

resetPart() clears a single clause so it can be reassigned, letting one builder serve as a base for multiple related queries:

Custom moment types

since(), until(), and compareWith() accept any implementation of MomentInterface, so you can define time expressions beyond the built-in TimeAgo, Yesterday, and ExactTime:

API Reference

QueryBuilder clauses

Method NRQL clause Notes
select(array $attributes) SELECT a, b Comma-joins the array
selectAll() SELECT * Shorthand for wildcard
from(array $events) FROM Event Comma-joins the array
where(string $conditions) WHERE ... Raw condition string
facet(string $attribute) FACET attr Raw attribute string
limit(int $count) LIMIT N Throws on values < 1
since(MomentInterface) SINCE ...
until(MomentInterface) UNTIL ...
compareWith(MomentInterface) COMPARE WITH ... Requires SINCE or UNTIL
timeSeries(?TimePeriod, string $default='AUTO') TIMESERIES ... null period uses $default
withTimeZone(?string $timezone) WITH TIMEZONE 'tz' Value is auto-quoted
resetPart(string $part) — Clears a clause for reassignment

Use the QueryBuilder::PART_* constants (e.g. QueryBuilder::PART_WHERE) when calling resetPart().

Time expressions (Moment)

Class Renders as Constructor
TimeAgo N unit AGO new TimeAgo(new TimePeriod(4, TimePeriod::UNIT_DAYS))
Yesterday YESTERDAY new Yesterday()
ExactTime 'Y-m-d H:i:s T' new ExactTime(new Carbon('2024-01-01', 'UTC'))

TimePeriod units

TimePeriod::UNIT_MINUTES, UNIT_HOURS, UNIT_DAYS, UNIT_WEEKS

Limitations

Some complex aspects of the NRQL syntax have not been implemented in an object-oriented manner. These include Aggregator Functions, Math Operators, and logical operators (AND, OR, grouping). The library accommodates these as free-format string arguments to select(), where(), and facet().

License

Licensed under the Apache License, Version 2.0.

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