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I would argue that a Postgrest API is conceptually closer to GraphQL than to SQL.
by taffer 6y ago
I would argue that a Postgrest API is conceptually closer to GraphQL than to SQL.
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- steve-chavez 6y agoPostgREST can look closer to SQL. For example this query: select time, device_id, humidity from conditions where humidity > 90 and time < '2016-11-16' order by time desc limit 10; Can be expressed as this request: curl -G "/conditions" \ -d select=time,device_id,humidity \ -d humidity=gt.90 \ -d time=lt.2016-11-16 \ -d order=time.desc \ -d limit=10 In long form without curl: /conditions?select=time,device_id,humidity&humidity=gt.90&time=lt.2016-11-16&order=time.desc&limit=10 Taken from: http://postgrest.org/en/v5.2/integrations/timescaledb.html#postgrest-on-hypertables http://postgrest.org/en/v5.2/integrations/timescaledb.html#p....