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I'm about to release v.2.0 of [DBSnapper](https://dbsnapper.com https://dbsnapper.com) which includes the subsetting feature. Works with Postgres and MySQL. I
by joescharf 3y ago
I'm about to release v.2.0 of [DBSnapper](https://dbsnapper.com https://dbsnapper.com) which includes the subsetting feature. Works with Postgres and MySQL.
I have a prelease build (v2.0.0-alpha) available at https://github.com/dbsnapper/dbsnapper/releases https://github.com/dbsnapper/dbsnapper/releases
And I'm updating the documentation for v2.0.0 in real-time https://docs.dbsnapper.com https://docs.dbsnapper.com. The new configuration is there, but I have some work to do adding docs for the new features.
Works with Mac and Linux (Windows soon)
If you're interested in giving the alpha a try, I'd love feedback and can walk you through any issues you might encounter.
Joe
- karn09 3y agoBuilt something like this a few years ago for work, but it has become a monstrosity that is difficult to enhance and maintain. We've been debating whether to build a more extensible v2 since I haven't seen anything that fits our needs on the market. I'm excited to check this out!
- PeterZaitsev 3y agoJoe, What is the license for DBSnapper ? GitHub does not seems to list one
- joescharf 3y agoHi Peter, It's closed-source / proprietary at the moment, but I'm highly considering opening parts / all of it up as a golang library at a minimum, or do a free/pro version to support development. Any thoughts, suggestions?