Hi all,
I've been looking at OpenAPI recently. It's a standard whereby REST protocols can declare what operations they support, and clients can read those directly via the API.
It's possible to generate this information from the database; PostgREST (a REST interface to Postgres) supports OpenAPI (though currently only older versions); in theory all you have to do is a) set up the software, and b) Put some data into the API schema (namespace), and PostgREST will serve the associated OpenAPI.
It turns out that JSONForms ( https://jsonforms.io/ ) reads a standard called JSON Schema, which is a superset of OpenAPI. This means that it's possible to mostly auto-generate forms from an OpenAPI spec (or other JSON schema spec).
Is there anything like this with ArcadeDB?
Thanks!
Hi all,
I've been looking at OpenAPI recently. It's a standard whereby REST protocols can declare what operations they support, and clients can read those directly via the API.
It's possible to generate this information from the database; PostgREST (a REST interface to Postgres) supports OpenAPI (though currently only older versions); in theory all you have to do is a) set up the software, and b) Put some data into the API schema (namespace), and PostgREST will serve the associated OpenAPI.
It turns out that JSONForms ( https://jsonforms.io/ ) reads a standard called JSON Schema, which is a superset of OpenAPI. This means that it's possible to mostly auto-generate forms from an OpenAPI spec (or other JSON schema spec).
Is there anything like this with ArcadeDB?
Thanks!