@dataramen/cli
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Your cozy corner for exploring and working with SQL databases - no query writing required.
Your cozy corner for exploring and working with SQL databases - no query writing required.
DataRamen CLI lets you launch a powerful, local database exploration app that connects effortlessly to MySQL and PostgreSQL databases. Browse schemas, follow relationships, and insert/update data - all from your browser.
🔌 Connect to PostgreSQL & MySQL
Securely plug in your credentials - you're ready to explore.
🧭 Visual Schema Explorer
Instantly browse tables, columns, types, primary/foreign keys, and relationships.
🧙 No-SQL Querying
Filter, sort, join, and summarize data using a beautiful, intuitive interface.
🔗 Follow Relationships Easily
Click to expand related records.
✏️ Insert & Update Visually
Add or modify rows with a visual editor - no SQL errors.
💾 Save Queries
Save your favorite views for quick access later.
DataRamen requires Node.js v22 or above.
👉 Download Node.js
Open your terminal and run:
npm i -g @dataramen/cli
dataramen start
Go to localhost:4466 in your browser. Your local server will connect automatically.
You can update DataRamen CLI using NPM install command:
npm i -g @dataramen/cli
The above command will install latest stable version.
| Command | Description |
|---|---|
dataramen start | Start the local DataRamen server |
dataramen stop | Stop the local server |
dataramen open | Open local webapp |
dataramen logs | Show logs from the running server |
Visit dataramen.xyz for more info.
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Your cozy corner for exploring and working with SQL databases - no query writing required.
The npm package @dataramen/cli receives a total of 27 weekly downloads. As such, @dataramen/cli popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that @dataramen/cli demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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