I skim-read it but couldn't find an example of what I think as challenging: a join of 3 tables (well, even two).
When you join 3 tables (assuming has many and "has many through" relationships), what you get back is enormous rows and multiple rows, all of this in tabular form, but in the software is usually represented as a graph.
I'd love a library that helps building back these massive rows into relationships.
Please forgive me if your library does this, while I saw the "mapping function", I didn't see anything to help me build back graphs. I can map rows "easily", but I cannot recreate associations easily, it requires a bunch of work.
When you join 3 tables (assuming has many and "has many through" relationships), what you get back is enormous rows and multiple rows, all of this in tabular form, but in the software is usually represented as a graph. I'd love a library that helps building back these massive rows into relationships.
Please forgive me if your library does this, while I saw the "mapping function", I didn't see anything to help me build back graphs. I can map rows "easily", but I cannot recreate associations easily, it requires a bunch of work.