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Nice work! Would be cool to have a plugin system that could allow for interfacing with other DBs like sqlite etc.
thank you! support for other DBs is planned, starting with mysql and sqlite. no set timeline yet though
Not sure if that would be a viable option in Rust.
What would you say are the key benefits of using this over psql? Is it mainly table metadata and properties? Asking because running queries, history, formatting of results etc. can be achieved by configuring psqlrc.
a big one for me is being able to jump between/search for tables and preview their rows, columns, and indexes quickly; especially when there are many tables/schemas and i don't remember their names another one is a more comfortable editing experience for queries
Looks pretty cool. I could see this being useful for some of my coworkers. I might try it with read-only access. I pretty much always use DataGrip or pgcli and don't see that changing, but will keep an eye on this.
Yeah. Reminds me of k9s.
rainfrog --url $(heroku config:get DATABASE_URL -a simonwillisonblog)This looks excellent, with one potential caveat: does it support slash commands (e.g. \dt)?
it does not unfortunately; open to suggestions about common slash commands ppl would like to see included as shortcuts!
\c
\d
\di
\dt
I really like this, and I think others will too. Please be judicious with feature requests - so far the simplicity and ease of use is what I like most about it!
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Sorry for the dumb question, but what is the significance of this issue, "popups are windows"? Has something changed in Wayland which makes child windows unworkable?
Why dumb? Just a question to me, I gladly elaborate. If I loose a connection I used to get a little popup in the bottom right corner when I try to execute a query, explaining why it's not executing. They now popup in the middle of the screen and are much larger. I remember I had to close them by hand at some point, but maybe I'm wrong because I just reproduced it and they closed themselves quickly. Only this little p…
Just to confirm - this happens with the older version of DBeaver, running on the newer version of MacOS, right? You didn't upgrade DBeaver, meanwhile, I assume?
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nope :)
on a more serious note, the library i used for the query editor, tui-textarea [0], is very well done, and the other db tui i drew inspiration from, gobang[1], is a great example of a ratatui app. would recommend checking those out [0] https://github.com/rhysd/tui-textarea [1] https://github.com/TaKO8Ki/gobang
What do you use for the DataTable widget? Is there a Rust/Ratatui equivalent of DataTable (https://textual.textualize.io/widgets/data_table/) used by Harlequin?
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on a more serious note, the library i used for the query editor, tui-textarea [0], is very well done, and the other db tui i drew inspiration from, gobang[1], is a great example of a ratatui app. would recommend checking those out [0] https://github.com/rhysd/tui-textarea [1] https://github.com/TaKO8Ki/gobang
Looks great! I'll be watching your progress with great interest. What do you use for the DataTable widget? Is there a Rust/Ratatui equivalent of DataTable ( https://textual.textualize.io/widgets/data_table/ ) used by Harlequin?