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sql-autocomplete
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Autocomplete recommendations for SQL statements. Supports PostgreSQL, MySQL, SQL Server and Oracle (PL/SQL) dialects.
Generate valid autocomplete suggestions for keywords, tables, or columns.
Supports MySQL, T-SQL (SQL Server), PL/pgSQL (PostgreSQL) and PL/SQL (Oracle) dialects.
npm install sql-autocomplete
import { SQLAutocomplete, SQLDialect } from 'sql-autocomplete';
const sqlAutocomplete = new SQLAutocomplete(SQLDialect.MYSQL,
['myDatabaseTableName'], // Optional
['aColumnName']); // Optional
const sql1 = 'SELECT * FR';
const options1 = sqlAutocomplete.autocomplete(sql1);
console.dir(options1);
// [ AutocompleteOption { value: 'FROM', optionType: 'KEYWORD' } ]
const sql2 = 'SELECT * FROM myDatab';
const options2 = sqlAutocomplete.autocomplete(sql2);
console.dir(options2);
// [ AutocompleteOption { value: 'myDatabaseTableName', optionType: 'TABLE' } ]
sql-autocomplete is a project created and maintained by modelDBA, a database IDE for modern developers. modelDBA lets you visualize SQL as you type and edit tables easily with a no-code table editor.
FAQs
Autocomplete recommendations for SQL statements. Supports PostgreSQL, MySQL, SQL Server and Oracle (PL/SQL) dialects.
We found that sql-autocomplete demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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