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feat: JSON data types
See original GitHub issueHi, I was wondering what would be the best way to treat JSON/JSONB columns from Postgres in Ibis. Currently I’m trying to treat it as a string (although it gets converted to a dict whenever I send the data to a pandas dataframe), but I’m not sure if that’s the right solution.
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Should we limit the scope here? E.g., arbitrary JSON is out of scope, but JSON with a well-defined, uniform schema per record (including arbitrary nesting) is in scope.
The Apache Drill data model page is an excellent read and IMO a nice indication of reasonable expectations to set for JSON functionality.
@wesm thoughts?
We have JSON and JSONB types now, and with 3e2efb433 we have a minimal API for extracting object values or array elements. The remaining work is implement feature requests for additional APIs, so I’m going to close this out as completed.