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Squawk
Linter for Postgres migrations & SQL
Squawk is a static SQL linter for PostgreSQL designed to catch common mistakes and enforce query best practices. It analyzes raw SQL files and flags errors, anti-patterns, or style issues before queries are deployed. Squawk is ideal for teams that want to enforce SQL standards in CI pipelines. -
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Squel
SQL query string builder for Javascript
Squel is a JavaScript library for fluent and safe SQL query string building, usable both in Node.js environments and in the browser. Works in Node.js and in the browser. Supports the standard SQL queries: SELECT, UPDATE, INSERT, and DELETE. Supports non-standard commands for popular DB engines such as MySQL. Supports parameterized queries for safe value escaping. It can be customized to build any query or command of your choosing. -
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DbTpl
Command line tool to generate idiomatic Go code for SQL databases
dbtpl is a Go-based tool that brings templated SQL into your codebase in a clean and structured way. It allows developers to define raw SQL queries in .tpl.sql files and compile them into Go code with strong typing and minimal overhead. By combining SQL’s power with Go’s safety and performance, dbtpl is ideal for teams that want full SQL control without sacrificing maintainability. -
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Records
Records is a simple, but powerful, library for making raw SQL queries
...Queries support safe parameterization, SQL files, transactions, and bulk operations. Result collections can be converted into dictionaries or exported through Tablib to formats such as CSV, JSON, Excel, HTML, YAML, and Pandas DataFrames. A command-line utility allows SQL queries and exports to be performed outside Python code. The library focuses on keeping raw SQL workflows concise and readable. -
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GraphQLmap
GraphQLmap is a scripting engine to interact with endpoints
GraphQLmap is a Python-based scripting engine designed to interact with GraphQL endpoints for penetration testing purposes. It can connect to a target GraphQL endpoint, dump the schema (if introspection is enabled), query it interactively, and fuzz fields for NoSQL/SQL injection vectors, thereby revealing hidden attack surfaces. GraphQL endpoints represent a relatively newer attack vector compared to REST, and GraphQLmap helps bridge this gap by providing tooling tailored to the GraphQL... -
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Simple java based command line SQL editor. Will connect to any database that you can provide a JDBC Type 4 driver for (in the form of a jar).
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jisql
Jisql is a Java command line SQL client
Jisql is a Java based utility to provide a command line interactive session with a SQL server. It can connect to any database with a JDBC driver. -
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sqsh2 is a database independent sql client for terminal environment of Unix/Linux (~isql) with 1) command history 2) command editing via vi 3) shell integration 4) multiple db connections. sqsh2 is inspired by sqsh (Thank you Scott).
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