pydbro 0.1.2

Python Console Database Browser

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  ----------< DATABASE BROWSER >----------
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PROGRAM: PYTHON CONSOLE DATABASE BROWSER

Help Keyboard Controls:

?   - this help

j   - move down
k   - move up
h   - move left
l   - move right
L   - shift columns right
H   - shift columns left
0   - go to upper left table corner
G   - go to lower right table corner
n   - next 10 records
u   - previous 10 records
s   - sort ascending by current column
S   - sort descending by current column
f   - filter (enter claus after where ... )
tab - toggle left / right panel (tables, table content) 
m   - move rows view by 1 page down
i   - move rows view by 1 page up
/   - in left panel filter table list


To setup connection you can use the coned program.
To run the coned just use:

$ coned

This will generate json with connectin information
to connect to the mysql, postgres or oracle database.

If You wish to open sqlite file just specify:

$ pydbro -d sqlite file.db

To connect to other databases use:

$ pydbro -d [mysql|postgres|oracle]

and connect according to connection json.

To connect to the mysql|postgres|oracle database You
would need following packages:

for MySQL:    $ pip install mysql-connector 
for Oracle:   $ pip install cx_Oracle 
for Postgres: $ pip install psycopg2-binary


Special Thanks goes to:

Lawrence Manuel aka Smooth for the Logo