Harlequin is a terminal-based SQL IDE that runs queries against DuckDB and SQLite databases, with a plug-in adapter system for connecting to additional database engines. It provides a full-screen text editor with syntax highlighting and fuzzy autocomplete for writing SQL, and displays query results in a scrollable table within the terminal. The application distinguishes itself through a tree-based data catalog that lets you browse database schemas, local files, and remote S3 objects, with the ability to insert or copy paths directly into the query editor. It supports custom key bindings throu
SQLiteStudio is an open-source graphical tool for browsing, editing, and managing SQLite database files. It combines a full-featured SQL editor with syntax highlighting, a visual database schema designer for creating entity-relationship diagrams, and a plugin-based extensibility platform that allows adding custom functionality through C/C++, JavaScript, Tcl, or Python. The application distinguishes itself through its multi-language scripting engine, which embeds JavaScript, Tcl, and Python interpreters to enable user-defined functions and scripts within SQL queries. It supports encrypted data
LazySQL is a terminal user interface database manager and SQL client. It functions as a query runner and connection manager for interacting with SQL databases from the command line. The project features a read-only connection mode that blocks mutation commands to prevent accidental data loss. It supports automated pre-connection tasks, including the execution of shell commands and the establishment of SSH tunnels, and allows for both global and project-specific configuration. The interface provides a tree-based schema browser for navigating tables, a dedicated SQL query editor with tabular r
This project is a Language Server Protocol implementation for PostgreSQL that provides autocompletion, syntax diagnostics, and type checking for SQL and PL/pgSQL. It functions as a database schema validator and a static analysis engine designed to detect security vulnerabilities, performance bottlenecks, and dangerous migration patterns in database scripts. The server differentiates itself by using live database connections to provide schema-aware intelligence, allowing it to verify that tables, columns, and data types actually exist. It performs static analysis on procedural functions to det