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mattatkeyboard

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    Comment #33471185

    I really like the captures features. It lets you follow a semantic API path through multiple API calls. https://github.com/stepci/stepci/blob/main/examples/captures...

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    Comment #25465252

    Not the same thing, as I'm only ever being the Auth client, but I use the approach I documented at https://github.com/forbesmyester/esqlate/issues/5#issuecomme... . The nice thing …

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    Comment #24981553

    One of these... https://shop.pimoroni.com/products/unicorn-hat-hd

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    Comment #24613479

    As a terminal user, nearly all the time, I'm mostly inside the terminal so they don't make as much sense to me. However I'm not _always_ a terminal user. Sometimes I'm a browser us…

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    Comment #24548048

    Yeh I agree. He veered off into that Salisbury thing and I agree with him about the quality and some of the stretches made in the BBC output but not his conclusions. Other things a…

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    Comment #24544958

    I am only lurking on this but Craig Murray (ex British diplomat) has a good blog following the daily ongoings on this trial. https://www.craigmurray.org.uk/archives/category/uncate…

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    Comment #23741572

    Naff tables (along with poor graphs) was one of my key motivations to create WV Linweise, which spawns a tiny web renderer to make displays nicer... Love the terminal, but some thi…

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    Comment #22105325

    Authentication is not handled at all. Given it is a project with a front and back end (using a REST interface between) I think the correct approach is to do authentication on a loa…

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    Comment #22078681

    The amount of code in this that talks to the DB is really really tiny. It is certainly possible to support multiple databases.

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    Comment #22073905

    The REST interface to this is pretty good. It's documented within esqlate-server ( https://github.com/forbesmyester/esqlate-server )

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    Comment #22073897

    It does basic left/right aligning for strings/numbers etc. It's a nice feature/idea but I'm torn between implementing it and also allowing you to do it in SQL... I agree that conca…

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    Comment #22073591

    That is true, and I considered this approach. But DB procedures cannot link to each other and the target users are different - giving some people a DB procedure is much harder than…

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    Comment #22073413

    esqlate-server lives at https://github.com/forbesmyester/esqlate-server It might be the instructions for install a bit off but I've tested on MacOS and Ubuntu (both BASH)... Which …

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    Comment #22073363

    Yeh sounds like you had a similar revelation to me :-) This can also do the linking between "reports" or "forms". Happy you built one, makes me think this has at least some chance …

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    Comment #22073308

    You write the SQL into a JSON file. Users then can then execute that SQL with their own parameters. So the many-to-many is in your capability... A key reason for this is that it it…

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    Comment #22073295

    Yeh. It send through the key/values in HTTP POST and then you have the SQL and K/C's on the server, the SQL itself is not sent. Server passes them through as parameters to the Node…

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