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Labrador: A web-based, database agnostic client for Rails development databases
- brittohalloran 14y agoThe install code toggles are a really nice UI feature.
- chrismccord 14y agoThanks. Given the different platform setups and the fact that this is just a Rails app, I couldn't think of a better way to maintain the simple copy/paste setup without resorting to | sh or a separate install script.
- johnbellone 14y agoPumped about this. Going to take a look when I am done with the nine-to-five. Good work!
- pklingem 14y agoThis looks very nice. I'm a Linux (Fedora) user and the options for GUI database tools are very limited. I'm also a Rails developer, so I'll be interested in pitching in if I can. One question, since pow isn't an option for me, how do I connect labrador to my databases? P.S. I love the name.
- pklingem 14y agoOk I think I answered that question by doing this: cd ~/apps/.labrador rails s -p 3002 firefox localhost:3002/~/apps/myapp now I get: No such file or directory - /tmp/mysql.sock
- chrismccord 14y agoYou guessed right. This is how you run the app without pow. Next on my todo list is adding url path option to the readme for non OSX users, and maybe recommending something like `alias labrador-start='cd ~/.labrador && bundle exec rails s -p 5200`. I've successfully had things up and running on Ubuntu with mysql. Do you have the socket: defined in your database.yml?
- cmer 14y agoThis is awesome! Can we hope for Redis support in the future?
- chrismccord 14y agoThanks! Redis support and manual connections are the next features I would like to get in place.
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