The current code base is hard-coded to interact with a mysql server. But these TOC and mapping tables referred to in issues #9 and #10 should likely be written by sqlite3 (at least in the short term). Instead of jumping to sqlite3, I'm going to port all sql-based utilities to SQLAlchemy so that any SQL database management system can be used.
The current code base is hard-coded to interact with a mysql server. But these TOC and mapping tables referred to in issues #9 and #10 should likely be written by sqlite3 (at least in the short term). Instead of jumping to sqlite3, I'm going to port all sql-based utilities to SQLAlchemy so that any SQL database management system can be used.