• Petros_S 7 hours ago

    Cool tool, are you planning to support also other kind of DBs that are NoSQL such as MongoDB or Redis? That would be really interesting too.

    • maverick98 7 hours ago

      yeah its planned for the next release!

      • otherayden 4 hours ago

        I would be very interested in mondodb support, mongodb has an official inspector tool but it’s such a memory hog that it sometimes crashes my laptop

        • maverick98 4 hours ago

          We will add this too thanks for the suggestion

    • blumomo 8 hours ago

      Cool approach!

      This tool appeals to me as someone who is already familiar to pgcli, psql, mysql, etc. Typing every time SELECT * FROM… annoys me, too.

      I’d prefer to already evaluate the tool in the first or second paragraph. If you could move the readme section with the most eye opening and time saving commands right after the video, that would be great.

      Thanks for making and sharing this tool.

      • maverick98 7 hours ago

        Hello thanks a lot for the kind words! I will make note to fix the README for sure and add some examples too, it is an open issue

      • Levi_Hackerman an hour ago

        This seems really cool! Looking forward to any updates on it.

        • maverick98 an hour ago

          hey! thanks a lot! Updates will be up very soon

        • maverick98 a day ago

          While working on other projects, I found myself always having to connect and use SELECT * to see dummy entries or new users. I favored the CLI for monitoring my database entries, especially because I was testing and just adding dummy users + our first normal users in projects. So it became a bit tiring always having to connect to postgres, mysql and give select * queries from the CLI.

          • Aherontas 7 hours ago

            Support via UI, will also be something interesting.How did you come up with this idea in general(I am curious)?

          • Zaloog 5 hours ago

            How does this compare to Harlequin?

            • maverick98 3 hours ago

              I started this with the focus being on speed set it up run thencommand and see the output. Harlequin seems to have a bit more hassle. We d also like to add a gui at some point if the user wants to open it on browser