Allows you to explore, visualise, and export your database recursively. Additionally allows to explore the database using the Powerpack of Alfred 2.0.

• Main Features
• Database Navigation
  • Features
• Database Visualisation
  • Features
• Database Exporter
  • Features
• Database Executer
• Database Differ
• Installation
• Configuration
• Development

• Database Navigation
• Database Visualisation
• Database Export
• Database Execution
• Database Diff
• Supported databases: PostgreSQL, MySQL, SQLite
• Use database connection definitions from
  • the ~/.pgpass configuration file (PGAdmin)
  • the ~/.mypass configuration file (like ~/.pgpass)
  • the ~/.dbexplorer/dbexplorer.cfg configuration file (DBExplorer)
  • the Navicat configuration file (SQLite)

Documentation: Navigator wiki page

• Shows databases of configured connections
• Shows tables of databases
• Shows columns of tables for restricting rows
• Shows rows of tables with multiple restrictions (operators: =, !=, >, <, >=, <=, like, in)
• Shows detailed row information
• Shows info of foreign table row (based on the foreign key)
• Switch to the foreign table row (forward references)
• Shows foreign keys that point to the current table row (back references)
• Configuration of what is shown based on table comments (currently PostgreSQL only)

Visualises the dependencies of a table using its foreign key references (forward and back references).

Documentation: Grapher wiki page

• Optionally display columns as well as references
• Highlights primary keys (*) and optional columns (?)
• Optionally include or exclude columns/dependencies from the graph
• Optionally enable recursive inclusion (outputs each table only once, so cycles are not an issue)
• Ouput formats include hierarchical text and a Graphviz directed graph
• Uses the same configuration and URI patterns as the Database Navigator

Exports specific rows from the database along with their references rows from other tables.

Documentation: Exporter wiki page

• Exports the rows matching the given URI as SQL insert statements
• Allows inclusion of referenced tables (forward and back references)
• Allows exclusion of specific columns (useful if columns are optional, or cyclic references exist)
• Takes into account the ordering of the statements (when table A references table B, then the referenced row from B must be inserted first)
• Limits the number of returned rows of the main query (does not limit referenced rows)

Executes the SQL statements from the given file on the database specified by the given URI.

Documentation: Executer wiki page

A diff tool that compares the structure of two database tables with each other.

Documentation: Differ wiki page

Installing using PIP also upgrades to the latest version:

sudo pip install --upgrade git+https://github.com/resamsel/dbmanagr.git#egg=dbnav

You might want to install database drivers for PostgreSQL and MySQL as well:

sudo pip install pg8000 pymysql

More information and installation options can be found on the Installation wiki page.

Configuration of connections is described in the Connection Configuration wiki page.

Configuration of content is described in the Content Configuration wiki page.

More information can be found on the Development wiki page.