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DBCrust – A modern database CLI
- throwaway127482 1y agoMy language is ClickHouse :P
- kelem 1y agoHello, i'm not familiar with ClickHouse, but definitely something I will look at to see if it's possible to integrate dbcrust with :)
- kelem 1y agoThe new version contains a connector for clickhouse, you can try it. https://clement-tourriere.github.io/dbcrust/reference/url-schemes/?h=clickhouse#__tabbed_1_4 https://clement-tourriere.github.io/dbcrust/reference/url-sc...
- otabdeveloper4 1y ago> you can choose any database as long as that database is Postgres Yikes!
- tonyhart7 1y agolol vibe coding AI slop smell
- pinoy420 1y ago[dead]
- kelem 1y agoThanks for your feedback. The project was only for postgres at the start si I guess it comes from that. I can't find where this sentence is in the code or the doc, could you tell me where did you see it. Thank you again, all the feedbacks are really important
- otabdeveloper4 1y agoIt's a joke referencing Henry Ford, don't worry about it.
- ekusiadadus 1y agoLaugh
- moreiarty 1y agoPersonally not going to use database tooling that's been built with AI. Just me
- pageandrew 1y agoNot just you
- kelem 1y agoI understand your point of view. I'm using it almost every day and try my best to tackle all the possible bugs. This tool is very versatile and I really believe that it can help during development, for instance with your docker db container. That is also why all feedbacks are really important.
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- techn00 1y agoleaving this here: https://github.com/xo/usql https://github.com/xo/usql
- kelem 1y agoWow Nice, I will have a look, thanks for sharing
- jgb1984 1y agoNo way an AI built tool is getting anywhere near my database.
- viraptor 1y agoWhy? I mean, the personal preference is all fine, but if you post about it publicly - what are the specific reasons? (Especially compared to a tool written by a person who's experience and credentials you'd most likely not check otherwise)
- sshine 1y agoI feel the same way about code written with Emacs. People tell me I’m paranoid. But soon enough that code is going to morph into Common Lisp, and before you know it, we’re living in a commune drinking caffeine-free matcha. (Also, I don’t mean any of this.)
- mukeshsahnis 1y agoSeems very interesting going to explore it.
- wcallahan 1y agoIt would be great to have Convex Database support
- kelem 1y agoI played around with Convex and tried an integration with dbcrust, but it feels quite different from conventional databases. I really like the idea of moving business logic as close as possible to the database, but I can’t see a natural way to integrate it — it feels a bit forced. I read this article: https://stack.convex.dev/translate-sql-into-convex-queries https://stack.convex.dev/translate-sql-into-convex-queries , but it suggests that dbcrust would need to deploy tasks to a Convex instance. I’m not sure that’s the best approach, and I don’t see any clear alternative. I’d be very glad to hear any suggestions on this. I’d love to integrate Convex into dbcrust since convex is such a great product.