A SQL Editor worthy of its name, it's puny.
NOTE: This project was made as a frontend interview task
This repository has been deployed to Netlify and can be visited here.
Data for tables have been obtained from here and queries of following formats should work:
- SELECT a,b,c from d ;
- select a,b,c from d where e=f;
NOTE: Mind the space between semicolon in SELECT statements without WHERE clause
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Clone the repository
git clone https://github.com/sahil-shubham/puny-sql-editor.git
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Install all the dependencies
yarn
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Make a copy of
.env.template
and fill your supabase tokens (mostly safe for public view, read here):cp .env.template .env
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Run the development server
yarn start
Open http://localhost:3000 to view it in the browser.
The page will reload if you make edits. The linting is handled by husky before every commit.
This uses supabase for storing tables.
- This can be used to share specific tables of a database
- The shared tables are updated in real time and don't go old as a normal csv
- Some specific SQL Queries can be permitted to run to make filtering data on logic easier
This project focuses mostly on the frontend side of an SQL Editor, ignoring and/or circumnavigating the need of a backend whenever needed. You are free to fork and improve this project to your liking.
- This doesn't do any SQL parsing
- This doesn't have any backend
Didn't feel any need for optimizing page load time, due to it being around 0.6s. The results were obtained from Lighthouse report visible here.