Shahid Shah

Agreed, @jawj - I have been thinking of creating a Deno-native port of Zapatos for that reason. As long as there are no NodeJS-specific APIs being used, it should be...

@tbo here's what I get when I try it in Deno 1.16 using SkyPack.dev: ```bash ❯ deno-run https://cdn.skypack.dev/zapatos Download https://cdn.skypack.dev/zapatos Download https://cdn.skypack.dev/-/[email protected]/dist=es2019,mode=raw/zapatos error: Import 'https://cdn.skypack.dev/-/[email protected]/dist=es2019,mode=raw/zapatos' failed, not found. at https://cdn.skypack.dev/zapatos:16:23...

@jawj good question about _why_ -- what @binupillai305 needs is to be able to execute a PostgreSQL stored procedure or call a PostgreSQL stored function or execute a PostgreSQL view...

I've got the same issue @eueung -- any idea how we can fix this issue? Thanks!

The password can be found by doing this on the host: `docker logs ` One of the lines in there will show: > info - Password is XYZ Use XYZ...

I was curious if there has been any further progress on this extension. We're using Deno quite a bit for database functionality (outside of PostgreSQL) but would love to use...

Thanks @kiwicopple - that does look like a fantastic add-on to PLV8 and importing libraries from the web is one of the best features of Deno so have that in...

Thanks @burggraf that would be fantastic -- I'd be less nervous about PL/v8 if we could take our TypeScript into the database!

Agreed @burggraf - and you're 100% right, but I always feel better writing in Rust or TypeScript to help catch simple type errors as early in the process as possible....

@deusama @Mogztter this is an interesting blog post which gives another rendering option: [Truly headless draw\.io exports](https://fasterthanli.me/series/dont-shell-out/part-1). We could use Kroki's draw.io renderer and would love to try it out...