An example of client side interactive querying on an online parquet file. For simplicity, we filtered down the data for just 1 day and just Polkadot. The tech stack behind it is mainly DuckDB, Quarto & ObservableJS.
Code 
 gaiadb =  DuckDBClient. of ({ 
   gaia :  FileAttachment ("https://dashboards.data.paritytech.io/datasets/transfers/t1.parquet" ) 
 }) 
 
 
Enter an address below, to show what transfers it received on the 6th of August (Some examples provided for convenience):
1qnJN7FViy3HZaxZK9tGAA71zxHSBeUweirKqCaox4t8GT7
 
13TJFUPpr3GbSukRA5921hUdr5gwvE2dzzzD1Dsj89s1Ki6p
 
 
Code 
 viewof address =  Inputs. text ();  
 results =  gaiadb. query (`  
  SELECT block_number, sender, receiver, amount  
  FROM gaia  
  WHERE receiver = ' ${ address} '  
` );  
 
 
Result table
 
Code 
 Inputs. table (results,  { sort :  "timestamp" ,  reverse :  true  });  
 
 
Plotting stuff
 
Please note: the result is truncated due to my inability to do frontend properly, thank you. :’)
Code 
 secondpass =  gaiadb. query (`  
    SELECT block_number, sender, receiver, amount  
    FROM gaia  
    WHERE receiver = ' ${ address} '  
    ORDER BY amount DESC  
    LIMIT 15  
` );  
 
//| fig-align: right  
 Plot. barX (secondpass,  {x :  "amount" ,  y :  "sender" ,  sort :  {y :  "x" }}). plot ()