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@vzsg @0xTim would you guys mind supplying some example code for what this might looks like? Or links to implementations in other frameworks. That would help a ton!

Thanks @vzsg!

Related to https://github.com/vapor/fluent-kit/issues/227

`::DATE` is a Postgres-specific syntax, though casting may exist in the other dialects. I'm not sure. More research would need to be done there to take a casting approach. Another...

SchemaBuilder currently supports unique indexes via `unique(on:)`. Still need support for non-unique indexes.

@photovirus yes there are a couple of ways: 1: Pass a `.custom` constraint containing a SQL `String` to the schema builder. ```swift private struct TestMigration: FluentKit.Migration { func prepare(on database:...

Sorry, deleted original comment as I'm realizing I misread and this has not been fixed. Fluent doesn't yet support filtering on nested array and dictionary fields. I'm not sure exactly...

TL;DR. Getting this to work well is pretty complicated. We should probably just stick to DTOs as Tim mentioned since those are explicit and predictable. --- I looked into supporting...

It's on my todo list to add examples of using FluentKit with other frameworks to the README. An example for AWS lambda is a great idea :+1:

@grosch how would you imagine this working through Fluent? If you could share some ideas for what the API might look like that would be great. TBH I haven't really...