The DataSource kind is another abstraction that utilised the Connection. The DataSource allows users to define additional metadata to fetch the DataSource or send data to the DataSource. It defines a schema field which allows users to define a Connection from which to fetch the schema for the DataSource. Additionally it has a metadata field for defining additional properties, e.g. the table name of where the data resides.
As with the Connection, there is a DataSourceType to validate the DataSource dynamically. This allows users to define the structure of the DataSource.
ThijsKoot
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The DataSource kind is another abstraction that utilised the Connection. The DataSource allows users to define additional metadata to fetch the DataSource or send data to the DataSource. It defines a schema field which allows users to define a Connection from which to fetch the schema for the DataSource. Additionally it has a metadata field for defining additional properties, e.g. the table name of where the data resides.
As with the Connection, there is a DataSourceType to validate the DataSource dynamically. This allows users to define the structure of the DataSource.