At the moment, two interfaces are exposed: a class that handles line-by-line parsing of the slow query log, and a function that accepts a NodeJS readable stream of the slow query log file and processes the log in chunks.

type LogFileClient = {
    user: string,
    host: string,
    id: number
}

type LogFileData = {
    queryTime: number,
    lockTime: number,
    rowsSent: number
    rowsExamined: number
}

type LogFileEntry = {
    time: Date,
    client: LogFileClient,
    data: LogFileData,
    setTimestamp: number,
    sqlStatementRaw: string,
    sqlStatementAst: AST | AST[],
    tablesVisited: string[],
    columnsVisited: string[]
}

If verbose, prints node-sql-parser errors to standard output

Parses a single line of the slow query log. Pass the lines in order to not mix log file entries.

An array containing all the complete entries processed thus far.

Returns a JSON string of all the complete entries processed thus far.

Accepts a readable stream representing the log file, and processes the file in chunks/