Fix README query example: transactions table does not exist#1
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`superwall query "SELECT count() FROM transactions"` fails against live ClickHouse with UNKNOWN_TABLE. Analytics tables live in the `sw` and `open_revenue` databases; use the verified `sw.events_rep` example instead (matches the docs and the superwall skill's data-analytics reference). Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <[email protected]>
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The README's ClickHouse example fails against a real account:
Analytics tables live in the
swandopen_revenuedatabases; there is notransactionstable. Swaps the example forSELECT count() FROM sw.events_rep, verified live, and consistent with the superwall skill'sdata-analytics.mdreference and the new docs CLI guide (superwall/docs#249).🤖 Generated with Claude Code