Changelog

All notable changes to the restloom packages are documented here. The packages are versioned together.

The format is based on Keep a Changelog, and the packages follow Semantic Versioning.

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A top-level write option turns writes on for every exposed table at once: write: true, or { create, update, delete, bulk }. A resource's own write replaces it, and views stay read-only unless their resource allows writes.
Every write example in the docs states its status, and the security page describes sensitive columns and how to serve one.

Each dialect's driver (pg, mysql2, mssql, better-sqlite3) is an optional peer dependency: you pass the driver object in, so npm no longer installs one you did not choose. A dialect works with any object offering the driver's API, the SQLite one with sql.js in a browser for example.
The docs use a to-do app as their example schema.

match and imatch regular expression filters, on Postgres and MySQL; SQLite and SQL Server answer unsupported.
ov, cs and cd filters on Postgres array columns.
GET procedures (method: 'GET'): arguments from the query string, run read-only.

Prefer: count=exact (or estimated) counts a list, as the count parameter does.
A declared procedure's function is read wherever it lives, not only in an exposed schema.

@crudy/restloom: discovery from the catalog, relations from foreign keys and junction tables, the read grammar, the overridable SQL renderer, createREST and a Node http listener.
Writes: create, update and delete by key, bulk by filter where enabled, scope applied, rows read back with Prefer: return=representation.
Procedures: database functions at declared paths, arguments checked by name and type.
@crudy/restloom-postgres: the Postgres dialect.
@crudy/restloom-mysql, @crudy/restloom-mssql and @crudy/restloom-sqlite: MySQL 8, SQL Server 2022 and SQLite dialects, each passing the conformance suite.
@crudy/restloom-fastify and @crudy/restloom-express: framework adapters.