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by kenshaw 8y ago
Just released the latest version of usql, which fixes issues with syntax highlighting, adds initial support for Cassandra databases via CQL, among other changes. If you've not seen usql before, it's a universal command-line client
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Usql: v0.7.0 released(github.com)
112 points by kenshaw 8y ago|31 comments
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Usql 0.6.0: universal command-line client for SQL databases(github.com)
3 points by kenshaw 9y ago|0 comments
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by kenshaw 9y ago
Same command syntax as psql, so no need to learn a new tool. A single command line client that works with every database, so there's no need to have multiple binaries installed. It's a single static binary, so it can be copied and
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by kenshaw 9y ago
Yes it's had syntax highlighting for about 2 months now. I haven't finished the 0.6.0 release, but if you install from source you can use it from there.
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by kenshaw 9y ago
Please try usql: go get -u -tags oracle github.com/xo/usql
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by kenshaw 9y ago
Or just use usql. go get -u github.com/xo/usql Autocompletion is the only feature it doesn't have compared to these, and it's significantly easier to work with, and works with more databases. Autocompletion will
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by kenshaw 9y ago
My cynical side can't help but think they will do this first, then later disable uBlock / other ad blockers (or the APIs they rely on) and claim that "we can do it better." I can't imagine that this isn't a vio
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by kenshaw 10y ago
Don't move! Put your hands up! It's an impossible to comply with demand, that gives the person evaluating entirety to claim compliance or non-compliance based on whim. Not a far cry from a poll test.
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by kenshaw 10y ago
Yes, you can access everything via the underlying APIs. chromedp is a relatively new project (only about 4 months old), so there isn't much yet in the way of high level timing / profiling, but we hope to add that to the code base
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by kenshaw 10y ago
With either Chrome in headless mode, or "headless_shell" (a minimal Chrome app part of the Chromium source tree), you first enable the remote debugging port (via --remote-debugging-port=9222), and then you can then simply browse t
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by kenshaw 10y ago
If you're using Go, you might want to check out https://github.com/knq/chromedp ... There is also a similar package for NodeJS. Otherwise, you can use Selenium in other languages.
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by kenshaw 10y ago
Yes, the emulation domain has APIs for changing that.
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by kenshaw 10y ago
If you're using Go, https://github.com/knq/chromedp It's also worth noting that the 57+ series has a nice embedded viewer you can use to view the actual viewport via devtools.
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by kenshaw 10y ago
I also can't access this article -- would love to check it out, if/when it's back online. No idea if this article mentions the book, "The Knowledge" by Lewis Dartnell (see above) -- however I would highly recommend
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by kenshaw 10y ago
This project is only roughly a day and a half old. However, I will make binary releases available in the future.
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by kenshaw 10y ago
Yes, if it's in psql, I'll get it into usql in the near future. (for certain large values of near).
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by kenshaw 10y ago
I had encountered sqlcl before, but it requires the JVM, and I don't believe it is open source. With usql, it's open source (MIT), already works with more databases than sqlcl does, and very soon I will have built releases for Win
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by kenshaw 10y ago
This is a feature in psql? I must admit if it is, I'm not familiar with it.
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by kenshaw 10y ago
I've already looked into adding ODBC support, and will try to add it. The real limitation here is that I am not working with a ODBC setup locally, so writing/testing anything for it is not really possible at the moment. Also, I be
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by kenshaw 10y ago
Auto-completion will come in time. I don't know if I would allow "relative" pathing via @@, I'm not sure why you wouldn't just use general paths. As for the other options, such as -f, etc., yes those will be put in
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by kenshaw 10y ago
Yes, I already have a working branch with syntax highlighting and autocomplete hacked together, but the issue is that it breaks for some of the databases. When I can get it stable, I'll make available publicly.
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by kenshaw 10y ago
No. You need to use the native SQL dialects for each database. It provides a standard readline-style interface and uses various Go SQL database drivers to talk to the actual databases.
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by kenshaw 10y ago
Yes, the plan is to add support for any database (relational or otherwise) that has the ability to be controlled through a "command and query" style interface. This project is only about 1 day old at this point, but I'll make
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by kenshaw 10y ago
This is not about making a generic SQL implementation. This is simply about being able to execute SQL consistently, and to use the same CLI interface for doing so. The user would still need to know the individual SQL dialects for each datab
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by kenshaw 10y ago
Thanks for the input! I already have written the introspection SQL for all the current databases in my related project, xo, that I'm planning on putting into this, so I'm not really worried about the implied additional complexity.
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by kenshaw 10y ago
This is a new tool (literally only started in the last 24 hours), but already provides a common, usable interface to PostgreSQL, MySQL, Microsoft SQL Server, SQLite3, and Oracle databases. Plans to add support for other NewSQL databases (Vo
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Usql – A universal command-line interface for SQL databases(github.com)
217 points by kenshaw 10y ago|52 comments
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Chromedp: A faster, simpler way to drive browsers (Chrome, etc) with Go(github.com)
3 points by kenshaw 10y ago|0 comments
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by kenshaw 10y ago
Netflix, Reddit, Vimeo, porn sites, and weird/inconsistent selection of other sites are "blocked" (only a simple DNS filter) here in Indonesia.

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