Countify CLI #13

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opened 2024-05-24 22:21:01 +00:00 by 9pfs · 0 comments

9pfs commented

2024-05-24 22:21:01 +00:00

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Since this could be deployed as a non-public service, it'd probably be worth having a CLI that either (a) directly modifies the DB or (b) uses an API that requires authentication to modify the DB. (If possible, let's go for A, to avoid implementing authentication)
This probably would be worth waiting until #12 is complete to work on. Also, there's probably nothing making it necessary to specifically use JS for a CLI (or preventing the existence of multiple CLI implementations in different languages). However, regardless of what language is used, query arguments MUST be sent to the database using parameters.

Since this could be deployed as a non-public service, it'd probably be worth having a CLI that either (a) directly modifies the DB or (b) uses an API that requires authentication to modify the DB. (If possible, let's go for A, to avoid implementing authentication) This probably would be worth waiting until #12 is complete to work on. Also, there's probably nothing making it necessary to specifically use JS for a CLI (or preventing the existence of multiple CLI implementations in different languages). However, regardless of what language is used, query arguments MUST be sent to the database using parameters.