ClickHouse has incredible performance but the TypeScript tooling is years behind Postgres.
You end up with SQL strings scattered across services, types that drift when your schema changes, and the same metric logic duplicated everywhere.
hypequery generates TypeScript types directly from your ClickHouse schema and lets you define queries once, then run them over HTTP, in React hooks, in background jobs, or from AI agents.
Would love feedback from anyone actually running ClickHouse WITH TypeScript in production.
You end up with SQL strings scattered across services, types that drift when your schema changes, and the same metric logic duplicated everywhere.
hypequery generates TypeScript types directly from your ClickHouse schema and lets you define queries once, then run them over HTTP, in React hooks, in background jobs, or from AI agents.
Would love feedback from anyone actually running ClickHouse WITH TypeScript in production.