I'm a developer working for the open data initiative in Paraguay and I'm really interested in adding this project to our set of tools for exposing open data APIs.
Particularly, I would like to implement a simple proxy server to translate to/from Datatables server-side API[1], in order to offer generic easy-to-use filterable tables from datasets.
As I see it, a Databeam API offers almost all attributes required by Datatables. I'm still missing two important attributes: recordsTotal and recordsFiltered, which are basically count attributes from before and after applying filters.
Is there away to configure/extend DataBeam to provide such parameters in its response, or even as a part of a separate service? And if it's possible, how hard is it?
I read this in your feature list:
You can create custom SQL queries as new endpoints for more complex statements like JOINs across multiple tables.
I'd really appreciate an answer to avoid pursuing a dead-end idea.
Thanks, and keep up the good work!
[1] http://datatables.net/manual/server-side
I'm a developer working for the open data initiative in Paraguay and I'm really interested in adding this project to our set of tools for exposing open data APIs.
Particularly, I would like to implement a simple proxy server to translate to/from Datatables server-side API[1], in order to offer generic easy-to-use filterable tables from datasets.
As I see it, a Databeam API offers almost all attributes required by Datatables. I'm still missing two important attributes: recordsTotal and recordsFiltered, which are basically count attributes from before and after applying filters.
Is there away to configure/extend DataBeam to provide such parameters in its response, or even as a part of a separate service? And if it's possible, how hard is it?
I read this in your feature list:
I'd really appreciate an answer to avoid pursuing a dead-end idea.
Thanks, and keep up the good work!
[1] http://datatables.net/manual/server-side