gobang is currently in alpha
A cross-platform terminal database tool written in Rust
If you already have a Rust environment set up, you can use the cargo install command:
$ cargo install --version 0.1.0-alpha.0 gobang
When using Gobang with PostgreSQL, I encounter the error
error returned from database: LIMIT #, # syntax is not supported
The screenshot below described my error.
My table sec_modules contain the column id. And I type the filter expression id = 23, when press "Enter", I got the error.
Screenshot of the error:
I'm using Gobang installed from "gobang-0.1.0-alpha.3-x86_64-pc-windows-msvc.zip", Windows 10, and PostgreSQL 13.2.
Is there any syntax error with my filter expression? Thanks.
bug questionThis PR adds a description for exit pop up.
I noticed that the key to close the popup (Esc) exists but is not in the help.
Thank you in advance.
changelog: Adding help for exit pop up.
Hi all :wave:
Similarly to escape the table name in the SELECT command query, here we
escape the table name with apostrophes.
In fact, to_json() raised a "Syntax error" for table that uses a keyword as
its name.
An example is a table named order.
changelog: none
In checking whether a SQL statement is a SELECT statement or not, Only cases beginning with SELECT or select were considered to be SELECT statements, so we changed the check to be case-insensitive.
closes #105
Hi, I'm beginner by rust, but I like this project so I tried this issue.
name from config.toml.name exists, and if so returns [{name}] postgres://... else returns the same value as before.closes #104
[[conn]]
type = "sqlite"
path = "$HOME/Downloads/chinook.db"
[[conn]]
type = "sqlite"
path = "~/Downloads/chinook.db"
Originally posted by 0323pin September 17, 2021
FYI, I've packaged gobang for NetBSD and merged it into the main branch.
https://pkgsrc.se/databases/gobang
Regards, pin
Originally posted by ac5tin September 15, 2021
i just installed gobang using cargo install --version 0.1.0-alpha.4 gobang
i've edited the config.toml
[[conn]]
type = "postgres"
user = "xxxxxxx"
host = "xxxxxxxxxx.us-east-1.rds.amazonaws.com"
port = 5432
database = "fastapg"
When i launch gobang and then select the connection i see the error.
hi, thought it would be worth using name in a couple of the example config fields
This would require a new release though, since the latest release predates #105
Thanks for the cool project :)
changelog: document name config field
I don't want to write the password for the production DB in plain text into a file for security reasons.
Instead I'd like to enter it into a prompt when having selected a DB connection.
This could be the default if the password field in the config file is empty.
I have a postgres database with a user table, whenever I try to select it an error screen pops up with error returned from database: syntax error at or near ".". Maybe something to do with the table name?
in local hosts, UDS connections are faster than TCP, so we should support UDS.
close #151
Thanks for your time to review.
changelog: support connecting unix domain socket
close #156
This PR will hide the password on the first selection screen. The password is written in the config file, so it is not necessary to see it at the time of selection.
Thank you in advance.
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