Following the basic design of PostgREST, the first step is to read data from a table GET <http://localhost:5000/{table}> should run a simple SELECT * FROM {table} LIMIT 100 against a SQL database and return data in TSV format (including the header row).
I would like to use SQLAlchemy to allow us to support multiple SQL databases, but we can focus on SQLite for now, and the only other one I really care about is Postgres.
Following the basic design of PostgREST, the first step is to read data from a table
GET <http://localhost:5000/{table}>should run a simpleSELECT * FROM {table} LIMIT 100against a SQL database and return data in TSV format (including the header row).I would like to use SQLAlchemy to allow us to support multiple SQL databases, but we can focus on SQLite for now, and the only other one I really care about is Postgres.