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I have been running PostgREST in production for about a year with zero issues. ProTip: One neat PostgREST feature is that it will output swagger specs for your
by gourneau 9y ago
I have been running PostgREST in production for about a year with zero issues. ProTip: One neat PostgREST feature is that it will output swagger specs for your db.
I know nothing about Haskell and that has not been an problem. I am always happy to see more open source software, though.
- ruslan_talpa 9y agoWhere are you using it, can you share a link?
- thelambentonion 9y agoNot GP, but a listing of groups using PostgREST in production can be found here: https://postgrest.com/en/v4.1/intro.html#in-production https://postgrest.com/en/v4.1/intro.html#in-production
- postila 9y agoDitto. ~1.5 years in one project, ~1y in another. Recent update is excellent -- now you can see HTTP headers & cookies inside Postgres functions, so it's possible to save user IP address, user agent, etc. So easy, quick, scalable and with great performance control.
- wing328hk 9y agoGiven the Swagger/OpenAPI spec for the DB, one can use Swagger Codegen [1] (free, open-source) to generate API clients, server stubs and API documentations. Currently the project supports more than 40+ API client generators (C#, Swift, C++, TS, JS, etc) and 20+ server stub generators (C# Nancy, Python Flask, etc). For a full list, please refer to the project README. [1] https://github.com/swagger-api/swagger-codegen https://github.com/swagger-api/swagger-codegen Discloure: I'm a top contributor to the project.