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This has made me think that maybe a cool ability would be if you could run a pre-compiled Django SQL Dashboard in its own Docker container and point it at an existing PostgreSQL database via an environment variable...
Imagine if you could run Django SQL Dashboard in a self-contained Docker container and point it at a PostgreSQL database:
docker run -p 8000:8000 \
-e DASHBOARD_DATABASE="postgres://...." \
django-sql-dashboard
There are a few challenges with this:
How would user authentication work?
How would saved dashboards work? Those need a database connection they can save data to, plus they need their supporting tables created
One possible solution: pass in two environment variables - one for the dashboard database (PostgreSQL only, at least until #49) and one for the authentication and saved dashboards database (any supported Django connection string) - the latter option could even work with a SQLite file mounted in a container volume.
Originally posted by @simonw in #128 (comment)
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