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Hi, this looks like a great new app (to me), but it seems to be struggling a bit with where to go from here...
Is it a glorified spreadsheet, is it a NoSQL front-end, or maybe will it allow to link anything to anything, ...?
One thing I seem to be missing are regular SQL database tables. Can it import/map with existing database schemas & support/provide foreign key relations between tables?
A good use case could be the Calibre database -it's sqlite, but you get the idea. It has books, authors, series, publishers, tags etc. all linked together with one-to-many or one-to-one relations, with special views for filtering and drill-down etc. You can link it to actual e-books stored on Nextcloud, or even provide full-text search if you want to add that someday...
Another example would be the old SWAPI - Star Wars API or the RealWorld Apps which have been implemented in all kinds of ways from pure JSON, NoSQL, SQL, ... but also shows relations between resources as starting point.
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Hi, this looks like a great new app (to me), but it seems to be struggling a bit with where to go from here...
Is it a glorified spreadsheet, is it a NoSQL front-end, or maybe will it allow to link anything to anything, ...?
One thing I seem to be missing are regular SQL database tables. Can it import/map with existing database schemas & support/provide foreign key relations between tables?
A good use case could be the Calibre database -it's sqlite, but you get the idea. It has books, authors, series, publishers, tags etc. all linked together with one-to-many or one-to-one relations, with special views for filtering and drill-down etc. You can link it to actual e-books stored on Nextcloud, or even provide full-text search if you want to add that someday...
Another example would be the old SWAPI - Star Wars API or the RealWorld Apps which have been implemented in all kinds of ways from pure JSON, NoSQL, SQL, ... but also shows relations between resources as starting point.
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