diff --git a/docs/ecosystem.rst b/docs/ecosystem.rst index 5b6e42bd..e68912b6 100644 --- a/docs/ecosystem.rst +++ b/docs/ecosystem.rst @@ -102,6 +102,11 @@ datasette-jq `datasette-jq `__ adds a custom SQL function for filtering and transforming values from JSON columns using the `jq `__ expression language. +datasette-rure +-------------- + +`datasette-rure `__ adds SQL support for matching values against regular expressions, built on top of `a Python binding `__ for the safe Rust regular expression library. + datasette-render-images ----------------------- @@ -112,6 +117,22 @@ datasette-render-binary `datasette-render-binary `__ renders binary data in a slightly more readable fashion: it shows ASCII characters as they are, and shows all other data as monospace octets. Useful as a tool for exploring new unfamiliar databases as it makes it easier to spot if a binary column may contain a decipherable binary format. +datasette-render-markdown +------------------------- + +`datasette-render-markdown `__ adds tools for rendering Datasette rows that are formatted using Markdown. + +datasette-render-html +--------------------- + +`datasette-render-html `__ lets you configure columns that contain HTML from trusted sources such that the HTML is rendered correctly within the Datasette interface. + +datasette-leaflet-geojson +------------------------- + +`datasette-leaflet-geojson `__ looks out for columns containing GeoJSON formatted geographical information and displays them on a `Leaflet-powered `__ map. + + datasette-pretty-json --------------------- @@ -140,3 +161,8 @@ datasette-cors -------------- `datasette-cors `__ allows you to configure `CORS headers `__ for your Datasette instance. You can use this to enable JavaScript running on a whitelisted set of domains to make ``fetch()`` calls to the JSON API provided by your Datasette instance. + +datasette-template-sql +---------------------- + +`datasette-template-sql `__ adds a custom template function that can be used to execute and loop through the results of SQL queries in your templates. See `this blog post `__ for background on the plugin.