Setup Datoria Core

Before connecting to any specific database, you'll need to set up the core Datoria components: the Command Line Interface (CLI) and an Editor Integration.

Installing the Datoria CLI

The Datoria CLI is your primary tool for managing datasets, enforcing schemas, and running pipelines.

Linux

curl -L "https://release.datoria.no/datoria/v0.0.6/datoria-x86_64-pc-linux.tar.gz" -o datoria.tar.gz
tar -xvf datoria.tar.gz
chmod +x datoria
mv datoria ~/bin/datoria

Mac

curl -L "https://release.datoria.no/datoria/v0.0.6/datoria-arm64-apple-darwin.tar.gz" -o datoria.tar.gz
tar -xvf datoria.tar.gz
chmod +x datoria
sudo mv datoria /usr/local/bin/datoria

Windows

Download the Windows

binary

Verify your installation with:

datoria --help

If the installation was successful, you'll see a list of available commands and options. 🎉

Shell Tab Completion (Optional)

For a smoother workflow, you can enable tab completion for the Datoria CLI:

Zsh

datoria install-completions-zsh

Start a new shell afterwards

Bash

datoria install-completions-bash

Start a new shell afterwards

For more advanced CLI features and usage, see the Command Line Interface documentation, which includes detailed commands, options, and advanced usage scenarios.

Setting Up Editor Integration

Datoria leverages the Language Server Protocol (LSP) to provide intelligent features directly in your favourite code editor.

Available Editor Integrations

Visual Studio Code

Install our extension from the VS Code Marketplace

Once installed, the extension will automatically connect to the Datoria LSP server when you open a Datoria workspace.

Other Editors 🚧

We're actively working on integrations for additional editors.

Since Datoria uses the standard Language Server Protocol, adding support for your favorite editor is straightforward. If you're interested in contributing an integration, please contact us.

For more details about editor features, capabilities, and screenshots, see the comprehensive Editor Integration documentation.