Support Pagination and Column Blacklist

[twodayslate]

Used black for code formatting

For the sqla.py example you can try the following:

http://localhost:8888/api/posts/?limit=1
http://localhost:8888/api/posts/?limit=2&page=2

You'll see the server has a hard limit of 12 but you can request a smaller limit if desired.

Blacklisting is as simple as adding the column to the resource blacklist

[lockie]

Thanks for your efforts! There's some minor naming issues, an extra debug print and a need to modify DBAPI2Resource as you did with SQLAlchemyResource. Otherwise it looks good to me.

[twodayslate]

Thank you for the indepth review.

[lockie]

You're welcome!
There is minor issue with SQL limit/offset, and then I think your PR is ready to merge.
There are also some tests failing, but I'll fix those myself after.

[twodayslate]

Does that fix the issue(s)?

edit://

I changed limit and page to page[size] and page[number] respectfully to match JSON:API.

I have modified the meta as that is where the limit stuff is supposed to go based on JSON:API. I also added a links sections based on JSON:API pagination information as well.

Let me know if you want any other changes.

I added an auth.py example as I don't think it is obvious to new users that authentication can be added to the API (and perhaps should be).

I added a spec.py example which should help with the automatic documentation generation TODO you have. You can use sphinx-jsonschema to generate documentation. Anything else and I think this project would become very bloated. Should this be an official handle?

edit2://

StructuralWalker was bugging out for me with relationships for SQLAlchemy so I now use NoForeignKeyWalker and support relationships when rendering. Creating or updating not currently tested

[lockie]

Yeah, 964f725 fixes the limit/offset issue.
For other changes, you most definitely should've open new pull request with new branch, so that we can eat an elephant one bite at a time. Do you mind doing it and removing those new commits from this PR? Use git force push if you must.

[lockie]

Thanks again for your efforts!