> the Hashquery SQL compiler is not available to run locally, so you do need to define your data connections inside of Hashboard and use its API to execute your queries.
> We do plan on making the full Hashquery stack available to run locally in the near future
I'm not quite sure what the use case for this library is at present
If I'm not a Hashboard customer and don't want to pay $60/mo for a nicer way to query my existing db, what am I going to do with it?
Hashboard seems roughly similar to Superset and/or Cube?
But https://hashquery.dev/#faq says:
> the Hashquery SQL compiler is not available to run locally, so you do need to define your data connections inside of Hashboard and use its API to execute your queries.
> We do plan on making the full Hashquery stack available to run locally in the near future
I'm not quite sure what the use case for this library is at present
If I'm not a Hashboard customer and don't want to pay $60/mo for a nicer way to query my existing db, what am I going to do with it?
Hashboard seems roughly similar to Superset and/or Cube?