New Use For Leo-bridge/Leo-server: RumbleDB

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RumbleDB is a fairly new system that provides for JSON data what XQuery provides for XML data.  That is a way to query the data with an sql-like syntax, and to do it efficiently  on very large scale data  (as well as for small-scale data).   I have not actually worked with it yet but it looks like brilliant work.  

The feature that caught my attention regarding Leo is that they have a capability for interfacing with Jupyter Notebook via a server they launch.  It would seem that the Leo bridge, maybe in combination with leo-server, ought to be able to do that job: make it possible for Leo to interface with Rumble without having to launch command line programs for each command.  It might be something that I could integrate with VR3 at some point.

See RumbleDB Server

I don't know if the Bridge would need some enhancement for this purpose or not.  I'm too engaged with a current project to spend time on this right now.  Maybe someone else will have an interest.

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I see I more or less duplicated my last new thread.  It didn't show up on my screen of conversations in the Leo Groups listing, and I wasn't sure if I had submitted it already or accidentally closed the page without submitting.

Sorry for the duplication!