A web-based SQL editor for writing, running, and visualizing queries across multiple databases.
SQLPad is a web-based SQL editor that enables users to write, run, and visualize SQL queries directly from a browser. It supports a wide variety of databases including Postgres, MySQL, SQL Server, and many more via ODBC, solving the problem of accessing and managing multiple databases through a unified interface.
Database administrators, data analysts, and developers who need to run SQL queries across different database systems without switching between multiple tools or installing desktop software.
Developers choose SQLPad for its broad database support, self-hosted deployment options, and integrated visualization capabilities, providing a centralized web interface for database querying and data exploration.
Web-based SQL editor
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Supports over a dozen databases including Postgres, MySQL, and niche systems like ClickHouse via ODBC, as detailed in the README's multi-database feature list.
Allows SQL query execution from any browser without desktop installations, making it accessible for remote teams or quick data checks.
Deployable on-premises with Docker and docker-compose examples provided, giving control over data and infrastructure.
Includes built-in charting tools for visualizing query results directly in the web interface, enhancing data analysis workflows.
The project is archived with no future updates, bug fixes, or support from the original author, as stated in the README, making it risky for long-term use.
Codebase is from the 2016-2020 JavaScript era with abandoned libraries, requiring significant effort to modernize or fix issues, per the maintainer's note.
After version 7, semver is not followed, so patch updates may introduce breaking changes or require major Node.js upgrades, risking stability.