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by amjith 9y ago
One of the core devs have expressed interest in creating an sqlite version. But work hasn't started. If you would like to chip in we would be happy to support you in every which way.
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by amjith 9y ago
Indeed. Prompt-toolkit was instrumental in the design of all these tools. :)
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by amjith 9y ago
Thank you!
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DBCLI – Modern Suite of Database CLIs(dbcli.com)
95 points by amjith 9y ago|25 comments
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by amjith 9y ago
Fish shell's design doc [0] was a huge inspiration in the design of pgcli [1] and mycli [2]. Thank you for leading the charge on modern command line design. [0] https://fishshell.com/docs/current/design.html
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Mssql-cli: A new interactive command line tool for SQL Server(blogs.technet.microsoft.com)
5 points by amjith 9y ago|0 comments
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by amjith 9y ago
He was the president of Django Software Foundation while running the startup. So naturally he was a big proponent of Django and his stack was written completely in Django.
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by amjith 9y ago
The reason being the format change will be jarring to someone who is not used to seeing the expanded mode. But you bring up a good point. I'm not mired by maintaining legacy, so I could take this as an opportunity to educate users abou
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by amjith 9y ago
You can change this to an empty space via the config file right now. In ~/.config/pgcli/config look for continuation prompt and set it to empty string.
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by amjith 9y ago
That's good to know. Perhaps I should replace the dots with empty space. I'll do that if we get more requests for it. Thank you for the feedback.
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Sensible Defaults(pgcli.com)
74 points by amjith 9y ago|27 comments
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by amjith 9y ago
Yes! I always use bpython never the default python repl. That's one of the very few python packages that gets installed system wide.
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by amjith 9y ago
My talk at Pycon was about building modern commandline shells using python. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hJhZhLg3obk I'd love some feedback.
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Python Libraries for Building Awesome Commandline UIs(opensource.com)
7 points by amjith 9y ago|0 comments
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4 Terminal Applications with Great Commandline UIs(opensource.com)
7 points by amjith 9y ago|0 comments
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by amjith 10y ago
There is a chrome extension for that: https://github.com/lengstrom/falcon
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by amjith 10y ago
You know this actually exists: https://github.com/catherinedevlin/ipython-sql I found out about this from one of the core-devs of pgcli. He made it possible to embed pgcli inside ipython. We wrote a blog post about how
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by amjith 10y ago
I'm the author of pgcli and mycli. I was tempted to write a universal cli that supported both postgres and mysql, but then I decided to keep them separate for the following reasons: 1. Psql comes with backslash commands that are implem
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by amjith 10y ago
It takes minute to download and install all the default plugins. So it takes a few minutes after the first launch to start working.
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by amjith 10y ago
I've been living with the current speed for 10 years now. I do feel like it is dragging me down a bit. Especially when I pair program with coworkers and I see how fast they can type, I feel like I could be doing better.
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Ask HN: How do I break through the plateau in touch typing speed?
6 points by amjith 10y ago|11 comments
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by amjith 10y ago
Hi. I'm the author. This was written after I watched a couple of videos from javascript30.com. It doesn't use any framework, just pure JavaScript. It's designed for desktop with a keyboard. Does not work on phones or tablets.
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Show HN: I wrote a kid's game to teach my son alphabets. Feedback appreciated(itsybits.xyz)
2 points by amjith 10y ago|0 comments
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by amjith 10y ago
Thanks a lot for creating vimwiki. I've been using it for years to keep my notes. Thanks for adding markdown support. :) Is there a way in which I can show my gratitude? I can donate money or contribute code (if you need help).
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by amjith 10y ago
Thank you for spreading the love. :) The initial surge of users came from HN when I originally posted it at launch, but since then most of the users were through word of mouth.
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by amjith 10y ago
Two years ago I created a CLI tool called pgcli ( http://pgcli.com ). A postgres client with auto-completion. It became ridiculously successful. I got a few requests to support mysql. So I launched a kickstarter to write mycli ( h
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by amjith 10y ago
Is it possible to map gestures that are not controlled by keyboard shortcuts? Such as dragging a window using a three finger swipe?
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by amjith 11y ago
The site looks good. Landing page has good description about the tool. I don't see many templates except that gradle one, do you have more or is that yet to come?
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Pymux: a tmux clone in pure Python(github.com)
157 points by amjith 11y ago|53 comments
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by amjith 11y ago
The tool looks fantastic. Well done! I like how prompt_toolkit ( https://github.com/jonathanslenders/python-prompt-toolkit ) is inspiring a lot of these user friendly command line tools.

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