feat: Proof of concept for SQL --> timescale consumer queries #696
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Description
This is a proof of concept, skunkworks project to show how we might offer a high level, enterprise offering with direct access to our timescale / time series data off GitHub
cc @bdougie
Note: there is alot of work to do real validation of queries. This would currently be open to all kinds of sql injection attacks.
What type of PR is this? (check all applicable)
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Given a query in the API like:
This returns a list of data from the api like:
Steps to QA
Tier (staff will fill in)
[optional] Are there any post-deployment tasks we need to perform?
This is only a proof of concept. But gets the idea across. We'd want to guard this from public access while we iterate on it or drop it as one big feature.
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