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Javier Sancho
<jsf@jsancho.org>
Sat, 28 Nov 2020 14:51:18 +0000
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Javier Sancho
<jsf@jsancho.org>
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This will start a web server on port 8001; then you can access to your data visi
Or you can use Datasette in your own Python programs:
from datasette_connectors import monkey; monkey.patch_datasette()
- from datasette_connectors
import connectors; connectors
.load()
+ from datasette_connectors
.connectors import ConnectorList; ConnectorList
.load()
For that, you need to patch the original Datasette and load the external connectors.