Germano Rizzo
Germano Rizzo
Sort keys of objects returned by `SELECT * FROM table` by creation order instead of dictionary order
Hi! I agree with you that this should be corrected. The code is this: ```rust Some(row) => { let mut map: JsonMap = JsonMap::new(); for (i, col_name) in column_names.iter().enumerate() {...
Sort keys of objects returned by `SELECT * FROM table` by creation order instead of dictionary order
I found that [the JSON specification](https://datatracker.ietf.org/doc/html/rfc8259.html#section-1) says that (emphasis mine): > An object is an **unordered** collection of zero or more name/value pairs, where a name is a string and...
Sort keys of objects returned by `SELECT * FROM table` by creation order instead of dictionary order
To expand a bit more: the request may be: ``` ... { "query": "SELECT * FROM folders", "resultFormat": "list", ... } ... ``` with values of `list` or `map`, by...
Sort keys of objects returned by `SELECT * FROM table` by creation order instead of dictionary order
I wish I could use a linked hash map! Unfortunately for how the code is done, it must be used something from the serde "realm" so to speak, not just...
Sort keys of objects returned by `SELECT * FROM table` by creation order instead of dictionary order
I put down a quick (and dirty!) implementation for ws4sqlite, in a feature branch https://github.com/proofrock/ws4sqlite/tree/feature/list-response-format There's no choice, only the "new" schema is implemented. Request: ```json { "transaction": [ {...
Sort keys of objects returned by `SELECT * FROM table` by creation order instead of dictionary order
Hi Thanh! Please take a look at https://github.com/proofrock/ws4sqlite/discussions/44 and contribute if you want!
Hi and thanks! What is your use case? Actually I was thinking about it (for postgres, truth to be told), but I am afraid of fragmentation, and it's difficult to...
Very cool! Kudos! I am away now so I will look into it more in the future, but there are some cool concepts - I like being able to specify...
Great! I'll keep this ticket open for the reference to https://github.com/CallumDowling/sqlxrg
Good evening. I agree. how do you think it could be? My proposal is to keep everything in stdout/stderr, so that it's more "docker friendly"; at work, I appreciate structured...