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What do you want solved?
Access to all relationships and tags in tabular format.
Describe the solution you'd like
Either displayed in an RV page or as an export function (CSV).
You'd need two tables.
Articles Table (Article Title, Tag).
Each Title-Tag combination requires a new entry/row.
DO
Ikora, Character
Ikora, Wizard
DON'T
Ikora, Character, Wizard
Relationship Table (From Article Title, To Article Title, Relationship)
e.g. Ikora,Renaud,Friends
Describe alternatives you've considered
There is value is displaying these tables directly in the browser (e.g. quality control). But for any other purpose (data analysis, visualizations, etc.) a simple CSV export is just fine.
Additional context
I assume this information is already being stored logically (relational tables?). If so the task should be straight-forward.
This is the first step in enabling the visualization of relationships which would definitely set RV apart from everything else.
What do you want solved?
Access to all relationships and tags in tabular format.
Describe the solution you'd like
Either displayed in an RV page or as an export function (CSV).
You'd need two tables.
Articles Table (Article Title, Tag).
Each Title-Tag combination requires a new entry/row.
DO
Ikora, Character
Ikora, Wizard
DON'T
Ikora, Character, Wizard
Relationship Table (From Article Title, To Article Title, Relationship)
e.g. Ikora,Renaud,Friends
Describe alternatives you've considered
There is value is displaying these tables directly in the browser (e.g. quality control). But for any other purpose (data analysis, visualizations, etc.) a simple CSV export is just fine.
Additional context
I assume this information is already being stored logically (relational tables?). If so the task should be straight-forward.
This is the first step in enabling the visualization of relationships which would definitely set RV apart from everything else.