rsql

Easy way to walk through MySQL. rsql allows a quick check for MySQL tables, and it facilitates insertion operation for test purposes.

Motivation

I am generally using MySQL through Docker. In order to check the result of my queries, I need to open a connection to MySQL container back and forth.

rsql facilitates working on MySQL for the basic commands. It allows users to see available tables, the content of the tables, adding data to the table, etc.

Usage

add     <TABLE> : adds data to <TABLE>
info    <TABLE> : displays the column informations of the <TABLE>
display <TABLE> : displays the data of the <TABLE>
tables          : displays available tables under the <DB> specified by user
help            : displays available commands after connection establishment.
q, exit         : exits the program

burak@burak-ZenBook:~$ rsql

===== STATS =====
Max Open Connections:	 0
Open Connection:	 1
Idle:			 1
In Use:			 0
COMMANDS
	add <TABLE>	: adds data to <TABLE>
	info <TABLE>	: displays the column informations of the <TABLE>
	display <TABLE>	: displays the data of the <TABLE>
	tables		: displays available tables under the <DB> specified by user
	help		: displays this message
	q, exit 	: exits the program
rsql> tables
+-------+
| posts |
+-------+
rsql> info posts

FETCHING INFORMATION FOR TABLE: posts
+------------+--------------+------+-----+---------+----------------+
|   FIELD    |     TYPE     | NULL | KEY | DEFAULT |     EXTRA      |
+------------+--------------+------+-----+---------+----------------+
| post_id    | int          | NO   |     |         | auto_increment |
| post_title | varchar(100) | NO   |     |         |                |
| post_body  | text         | NO   |     |         |                |
+------------+--------------+------+-----+---------+----------------+
rsql>  

Environment File Usage

You can define the environment file while connecting the database. rsql reads .env file by default.

Following fields are required for MySQL connection. Missing fields will be asked while executing the app.

R_MYSQL_USER=root
R_MYSQL_ADDR=127.0.0.1
R_MSQL_PORT=8080
R_MYSQL_DB=posts

You can use any .env file by passing -f or --envfile flag.

$ rsql --envfile ~/your/.env

Installation

$ git clone https://github.com/buraksekili/rsql.git 
$ cd rsql
$ make build

Run Tests

$ make test

Try rsql

$ make run

make run creates a new mysql database called runsql and creates a new table called posts. docker-compose is required.

You can test rsql with this testing environment. You can configure this environment via .env. Check ./contrib folder for further details.

Contribute

Issues and Enhancement

• Feel free to post your issues and enhancement ideas on the Issues section.

Contributing

1. Fork the repository
2. Clone the repository to your local environment.
3. Create your brach, e.g, git branch -b fix-test
4. Commit your changes git commit -s -m "update test"
5. Push your branch git push origin fix-test
6. Create a new Pull Request.

Do not forget to sign your commits, you can sign your commits with git commit -s.

License

License