pipe-mysql.vim

Easy-to-use MySQL client for Vim

Based on pipe.vim

Features

• Work with MySQL database at local (with respect to Vim) or at remote machine (via SSH)
• No need to have MySQL installed at local if you plan to execute MySQL statements at remote machine
• Edit MySQL script locally, execute at remote machine, and get result back in Vim's Preview window at local
• Execute a whole MySQL script file, a single line, or a block of MySQL statements
• Set SSH remote and MySQL access on the fly; or use preset for frequently used login info
• Each buffer has independent login info to database
• Easily switch database on the fly
• Include common queries to operate on the target where the cursor is at

by default, it works for filetype 'mysql'. so if you want to use othertype (ex. sql), set in your .vimrc like au BufRead,BufNewFile *.sql set filetype=mysql

Install

Using Vundle plugin manager:

Plugin 'NLKNguyen/pipe.vim' "required
Plugin 'NLKNguyen/pipe-mysql.vim'

Default Keymaps

The plugin comes with default keymaps for MySQL filetype. To turn off, add let g:pipemysql_no_mappings = 0 to your .vimrc file

Set Actions

* See Use Preset Login Info for how to store preset login info in .vimrc file

Run Actions

Common Actions

Use Preset Login Info

In .vimrc you can store frequently used login info like the below snippet. The description value is what you see in the list of preset info in order to select. All other fields are optional. They can be set on the fly using the Set Actions; therefore, you don't have to store sensitive information like password in .vimrc if you don't want to. if in your preset mysql_password is not specified, then follow mysql-clients setting for that. (for example, find it from .my.cnf). and you can also use defaults file for mysql access configuration. in below example, using .test.my.cnf file for 4th preset.

let g:pipemysql_login_info = [
                             \ {
                             \    'description' : 'my server 1',
                             \    'ssh_address' : 'root@server1',
                             \    'ssh_port' : '',
                             \    'mysql_hostname' : 'somehostname',
                             \    'mysql_username' : 'my_username',
                             \    'mysql_password' : 'my_password',
                             \    'mysql_database' : 'cs332h20'
                             \ },
                             \ {
                             \    'description' : 'my server 2',
                             \    'ssh' : 'root@server2',
                             \    'mysql_hostname' : 'somehostname',
                             \    'mysql_username' : 'my_username',
                             \ },
                             \ {
                             \    'description' : 'my local',
                             \    'mysql_hostname' : 'localhost',
                             \ },
                             \ {
                             \    'decription' : 'using defaults file',
                             \    'mysql_defaults_file' : '$HOME/.test.my.cnf'
                             \ }
                           \ ]

example for .test.my.cnf this configuration is can be used when your enviroments are diverse, and maintain connection with seperated file as traditional in mysql configuration.

[mysql]
host=my-awesome-prod-server
user=my-user
password=my_password

Use Variables

In .vimrc you can set mysql options by using variables.

let g:pipemysql_option = '-vvv'
let g:pipemysql_pager = 'grcat ~/.grcat'

the variables

👋 Author

👤 Nikyle Nguyen

• Website: https://dephony.com/Nikyle
• Twitter: @NLKNguyen
• Github: @NLKNguyen
• LinkedIn: @NLKNguyen

🤝 Contributing

Give a ⭐️ if this project helped you working with MySQL in Vim seamlessly!

Contributions, issues and feature requests are welcome! Feel free to check issues page.

🙇 Your support is very much appreciated

I create open-source projects on GitHub and continue to develop/maintain as they are helping others. You can integrate and use these projects in your applications for free! You are free to modify and redistribute anyway you like, even in commercial products.

I try to respond to users' feedback and feature requests as much as possible. Obviously, this takes a lot of time and efforts (speaking of mental context-switching between different projects and daily work). Therefore, if these projects help you in your work, and you want to encourage me to continue create, here are a few ways you can support me:

• 💬 Following my blog and social profiles listed above to help me connect with your network
• ⭐️ Starring this project and sharing with others as more users come, more great ideas arrive!
• ☘️ Donating any amount is a great way to help me work on the projects more regularly!

Thanks to all contributors who make pipe-mysql.vim great! ❤️

📝 License

Copyright © 2015 - 2020 Nikyle Nguyen

The project is MIT License