TLDR: See screenshots at the blog and check out the sample app.
A Data Dictionary (or Data Inventory) is one of the requirements for the Bloomberg What Works Cities.
While you can just use a spreadsheet, it can be helpful to visualize the relationships between your data, hence this project.
- Run
foreman start -f Procfile.devto start development server
See the wiki
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