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A Go package for writing database migrations with go-pg/pg, offering timestamp-based versioning and batch rollbacks.
A lightweight single-table ORM for Groovy scripts and small projects, supporting databases and CSV files.
A Dart library for connecting to and querying PostgreSQL databases with support for SSL, connection pooling, and type conversion.
HibernateD is an object-relational mapping (ORM) library for the D programming language, inspired by Hibernate.
A lightweight sidecar microservice that instantly determines PostgreSQL host status, master/replica roles, and replication lag.
A thin functional F# wrapper around SqlClient for simplified data access to MS SQL Server databases.
A database connector for the D programming language, providing a JDBC-like interface for MySQL, PostgreSQL, SQLite, and SQL Server.
A common promise-based interface for SQL database access in Node.js, inspired by JDBC.
A TypeScript demo app for tracking meal calories with authentication and user roles.
A native Zig driver for MySQL and MariaDB, offering both low-level protocol access and high-level convenience APIs.
A Common Lisp library that imports SQL files as Lisp functions, separating SQL from code.
A Delphi component that enables SQL queries on TDataSet descendants with its own parser and engine, no DLL required.
A Go library that scans SQL rows into any type using generics, avoiding reflection for better performance.
A Perl DBI driver for connecting to MySQL and MySQL-compatible databases.
A lightweight SQL-based stream processing engine for IoT edge, enabling real-time data transformation and windowed aggregation.
A Go library that provides a safe, drop-in query language for database schemas using GORM.
A framework for developing and verifying domain-specific languages, with a focus on query, rules, and smart contract languages.
A smart zero-code SQL testing automation tool for databases, supporting any CRUD operations, template variables, and bulk test data generation.
Common Lisp CFFI wrapper around the DuckDB C API
OCaml syntax extension for type-safe embedded SQL queries using PG'OCaml.
A SQL query builder for Deno that provides a fluent API to construct SQL statements programmatically.
A Rust library that converts boolean expressions into Elasticsearch DSL queries.
A Go library for Apache Avro with strong typing, SQL integration, and Redshift schema generation.
A VSCode extension that adds BigQuery support to SQLTools for querying and exploring datasets.
A Rust library that rewrites SQL queries to enforce differential privacy guarantees on query results.
An embedded single-file SQL database written in Go, inspired by SQLite and designed for learning and lightweight use.
A Go library for datastore testing that simplifies setting up initial data and verifying final state across SQL, NoSQL, and file-based stores.
A SQL query builder for the V programming language, supporting PostgreSQL, MySQL, SQLite, and MSSQL.
A lightweight Snowflake emulator built with Go and DuckDB for local development and testing.
An embeddable Go library for applying database schema migrations using only the standard library.
A Java library that simplifies and secures relational database access by wrapping JDBC with automatic resource management and SQL injection prevention.
A Java library and CLI tool for formatting, beautifying, and pretty-printing SQL statements with extensive customization.
Nullable Go types that can be marshalled/unmarshalled to/from JSON, replacing sql.Null* types.
A text-to-SQL tool that converts plain English questions into read-only SQL queries, automatically analyzes results with Python, and generates charts.
Legacy F# type providers for SQL, OData, WSDL, and EDMX data sources using .NET Framework code generators.
PostgreSQL schemas for loading and querying GTFS (General Transit Feed Specification) feeds from transit agencies.
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