because it's not? it's got no "where" clauses or transforms built in and anything of the sort had to be custom built. you can't query any data in the database,

because it's not? it's got no "where" clauses or transforms built in and anything of the sort had to be custom built. you can't query any data in the database, only what the API chooses to expose. it's anything but generic. even pagination isn't standardized