A simplistic web-based database query tool with a backend in NodeJS. The trial version of DBVisualizer prevents you from creating new tabs, and so this project is the result of much frustration.
- Currently only supports Postgres
- Cntrl+Enter to Execute the query
- Auto-capitalizes SQL Keywords - useful for copy-pasting out of the editor
- Web-based - works on any device with a browser
- Fluid, mobile-first, built on Bootstrap - works well on mobile
- Saves state to LocalStore, open tabs are preserved on the same browser
- Install NodeJS
- Download this repository
- Create a databases.json (see example-databases.json)
- Run: npm install
- Edit config.json
- Choose an admin username/password (defaults to admin/d3faultpassw0rd)
- Choose a port
- Choose a bind address (defaults to 0.0.0.0)
- Choose an x509 cert and private key (or use self-signed as instructed below)
- Run ./gencert to create a self-signed certificate if you did not choose a cert and key
- Run: node ndbvis.js
You may run ndbvis.js with an option to overwrite the config.json path. Example:
node ndbvis.js --config /path/to/custom/config.json
- Rewrite backend in Go-lang - users shouldn't have to install NodeJS
- Support a few other DBs like MySQL and SQLite
