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Definitely impressive on what you put together in a short time.

Long term, we would want to build robust "Import" wizard for every dbms


OP Here. I can understand. I would be skeptical too

I have been using this tool just for myself for the last few months. The project is intentionally built for longevity (striving to keep the project for decades, if there are serious users). The costs to run are negligible, and I haven't thought much about monetizing. At this point, evaluating if there is enough interest in the tool


QBD is a great tool and has been an inspiration (even though we compete)


Every database has its own flavor of SQL syntax for DDLs. So, we settled on a minimal common syntax.

We will have "import" functionality available soon. You should be able to convert database specific DDLs into diagram language.


Suggest checking out the sqlparse library for a way to do the different flavours without needing to address each case directly: https://github.com/andialbrecht/sqlparse


The table will expand automatically to fit its contents. So wider columns like order_module_order_num should work just fine


I'm not seeing this at all. Here's a screenshot:

https://imgur.com/7T0cLO5


1. Every database has its own flavor of SQL syntax. So we need to settle on a minimal syntax that can export to any database. (BigQuery, Snowflake, MySQL etc..)

2. I tested it out. When i attempt to change CustomerID it does show a error toast in the bottom saying FK reference is invalid. Not sure, why its not showing up for you. Which browser are you using ?


I'm using Firefox. On my larger screen, the toast did appear, but it was outside of the scrolled-in view. On my smaller screen, the layout just broke and the toast is not visible.


"Export to DDL" feature is coming up next !


dbdiagram is definitely an useful utility. Some of the differentiators would be: 1. Simpler Syntax 2. Fully Local processing (This tool works offline, once you load the original web page) 3. Light weight & fast (the entire project is 20kb in size)


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