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by tango12
2309 days ago
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> I feel that products like Hasura and postgrest would be a lot more useful if there was a way for me to specify a list of data sources on one side and get a fully formed GraphQL or REST service on the other side rather than going "I know what you need better than you" route. Hasura internally has a metadata engine that does exactly this. You explicitly specify what tables/views/functions you want to expose and how you want to expose them. You can use Hasura authz to further constrain what data is accessed/returned while a query runs. In its default configuration when you start Hasura against your Postgres, Hasura exposes nothing. |
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