Open johanvaneck opened 1 month ago
so my read of the docs, and the accompanying docs from sqlalchamy (link) is that the SQlite database provided used a file based db.
You can also access the db files my specifying the path in the config file. e.g. db_url="sqlite:///reflex.db"
I think this approach could work for some early prototyping but would rely on being able to pull and push the file to get the latest version. I imaging this could lead to some db conflicts if not managed well.
its does seem like the reflex orm would also work with a postgress database but would need some set up in terms of writing a controller and installing the corrext python packages etc
here are some docs from neon that show how to do it
and an repo that uses it repo
Postgress may be better option in terms of scalability and remote hosting?
I think it would be ideal to have a dummy database created so that all of us can use, if someone modifies his database they can share it and document why they added a table/field
We need to persist our data in a database.
See the reflex docs for setting it up here