I really like the idea of this project.
But something to consider is it is built to be Postgres specific.
You'd easily be able to able to support other database adapters by moving all the RAW SQL statements to an adapters specific folder /lib/sql_view/adapters
So you could have postgres.rb, mysql.rb, sqlserver.rb, oracle.rb, sqlite3.rb
There may be a better method, but you can easily pull an applications primary database adapter with:
ActiveRecord::Base.configurations[Rails.env.to_sym][:adapter]
That why you'd have a direct reference on which database adapter you'd need to pull in for the application.
I really like the idea of this project.
But something to consider is it is built to be Postgres specific.
You'd easily be able to able to support other database adapters by moving all the RAW SQL statements to an adapters specific folder
/lib/sql_view/adaptersSo you could have
postgres.rb, mysql.rb, sqlserver.rb, oracle.rb, sqlite3.rbThere may be a better method, but you can easily pull an applications primary database adapter with:
ActiveRecord::Base.configurations[Rails.env.to_sym][:adapter]That why you'd have a direct reference on which database adapter you'd need to pull in for the application.