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Added CrateDB Shell Plugin

Open parthiv11 opened this issue 2 years ago • 6 comments

Overview

  • Added basic implementation of CrateDB using CRATEPW env Variable

  • [x] Created a new plugin

  • [ ] Improved an existing plugin

  • [ ] Fixed a bug in an existing plugin

  • [ ] Improved contributor utilities or experience

Related Issue(s)

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  • Relates: #

How To Test

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parthiv11 avatar Jun 24 '23 07:06 parthiv11

Hello! Is this a submission for the 1Password Hackathon with Hashnode? If so, when you're ready, please be sure you write a blog post on Hashnode to make your submission official. Full instructions are on the Hackathon page.

techcraver avatar Jun 26 '23 14:06 techcraver

@hculea is that ok

parthiv11 avatar Jun 29 '23 09:06 parthiv11

@AndyTitu is this ok?

parthiv11 avatar Jun 30 '23 16:06 parthiv11

I think this should to labeled for hashnode hackathon

parthiv11 avatar Jun 30 '23 19:06 parthiv11

https://github-production-user-asset-6210df.s3.amazonaws.com/75653580/253060225-499e16e3-437c-42c4-af2d-2df8441eb21a.mp4

It is working now 👍👍

parthiv11 avatar Jul 12 '23 18:07 parthiv11

Hi @parthiv11, the test case you've added is failing. Could you please give that a look?

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SimonBarendse avatar Sep 22 '23 10:09 SimonBarendse