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Hey! Peter from Snaplet here. This is really exciting stuff. We created the OSS postgres-wasm (https://github.com/snaplet/postgres-wasm https://github.com/snapl
by pistoriusp 4y ago
Hey! Peter from Snaplet here. This is really exciting stuff. We created the OSS postgres-wasm (https://github.com/snaplet/postgres-wasm https://github.com/snaplet/postgres-wasm) example a few weeks ago. An idea I'm playing around with is something like:
1. Visit https://postgresql.com/try?version=14.x
2. Visit https://nodejs.com/try?version=16.15.1
3. Visit https://edit.com
Edit.com opens a text-editor and terminal where I have access to the NodeJS binary and a connection string to PostgresQL. Want Redis? Open a new tab at https://redis.com/try https://redis.com/try, where the connection string will appear in the edit.com tab.
- Raed667 4y agoI used https://wasm.supabase.com/ https://wasm.supabase.com/ to make sure some SQL commands I was writing for a blog were correct. It was super useful and faster than starting docker desktop, looking for the postgres image name, starting it etc.. I miss a feature where I can share a link with some data/schema pre-seeded (maybe from a gist?)
- pistoriusp 4y agoWe're working on it. We'll allow you to export (via SQLite) and import (via SQLite), and even promote to a preview database: https://docs.snaplet.dev/references/preview-databases https://docs.snaplet.dev/references/preview-databases Snaplet.dev is a tool that copies, minimizes and transforms your production database into a shareable file.
- screamingninja 4y agoAll three links that you posted appears to be either broken or malicious. Are you just trying to explain a concept using example domain names? Consider ".example" or ".example.com" (see RFC 2606) instead of potentially malicious domains.
- stavros 4y agoHe's saying that the sites could provide ready-to-try binaries of their products that run in a tab immediately.