Small improvements + support for table management and column management#7
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* use urljoin instead of string concatenation, added gitignore * added table management endpoints * added table column endpoints * fixed a name clash with the get_table_uri method
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Hi, I needed access to the table and column management APIs, so I quickly added a few new methods to implement them. Not sure if the way I've implemented them fits the style of this library (untyped
body: dictargs, etc), but since you haven't added actual schemas for any of the other requests or responses I feel like it should be fine.I also changed api.py a bit, to rely less on string concatenation and to use the
urljoinfunction fromurllib.parse(a python built-in) instead.