sqls
A Go-based language server implementing the Language Server Protocol for SQL, providing intelligent editing features across multiple RDBMS.
What is sqls?
sqls is a language server for SQL that implements the Language Server Protocol (LSP) to provide intelligent code editing features like autocompletion, hover documentation, and formatting for SQL files. It connects to live databases (MySQL, PostgreSQL, SQLite, etc.) to offer context-aware assistance, reducing errors and improving productivity when writing SQL queries. The tool integrates with any editor that supports LSP, such as Vim, VS Code, Neovim, and Emacs.
Database developers, data engineers, and backend developers who write SQL regularly and use code editors with LSP support. It's particularly useful for teams working across multiple database systems who want consistent tooling.
Developers choose sqls because it brings rich, database-aware intelligence to SQL editing without being tied to a specific IDE. Its support for multiple RDBMS through native Go drivers and seamless LSP integration offers a lightweight, performant alternative to heavier database clients or editor-specific plugins.
Overview
SQL language server written in Go.
Use Cases
Best For
- Adding intelligent autocompletion and hover docs to SQL files in Vim/Neovim
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