DATABASE VISUALIZER ·

A tool that helps visualize particular records and their relations.

DEMO

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FOR USERS

Visualization is available only for PostgreSQL for now.

1. npm install --save-dev db-visualizer;
2. npm pkg set scripts.visualize-db="ts-node ./node_modules/db-visualizer/bin/index.js && npm --prefix ./node_modules/db-visualizer run dev:client";
3. mkdir ./.db-visualizer;
4. touch ./.db-visualizer/config.js.
5. Specify your DB configuration. Example:

   module.exports = {
   	DB_HOST: "localhost",
   	DB_NAME: "my_app_db",
   	DB_PORT: "5432",
   	POSTGRES_PASSWORD: "123",
   	POSTGRES_USERNAME: "postgres",
   }
   

6. Generate a dump of your DB and put it to ./.db-visualizer/dump.sql;
7. Add /.db-visualizer/dump.sql to /.gitignore;
8. npm run visualize-db;
9. Open http://localhost:3200/.

FOR CONTRIBUTORS

1. git clone [email protected]:aleksandr-kiliushin/db-visualizer.git;
2. cd db-visualizer;
3. npm i;
4. cp ./.env.example ./.env;
5. cp ./.db-visualizer/dump.sql.example ./.db-visualizer/dump.sql;
6. npm run launch-sample-db;
7. npm run restore-sample-db-from-dump;
8. npm run generate-db-portrait;
9. npm run test.
10. npm run dev:client.