dsh-database

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A database tool in the DeepSeek Harness right column.

Install

dsh plugin --profile web add /absolute/path/to/dsh-database

Restart dsh web, then refresh the page.

Features

• Connection tree: PostgreSQL, MySQL, Oracle, and Redis. Filter by name or comment, drag to reorder, and collapse the tree. A table row shows its comment when it has one
• SQL console: highlight and keyword completion follow the connection. Run the selection, or the whole script. Tabs can be renamed, pinned, closed, and reopened
• Result grid: 50 rows a page, or all (up to 5000). Double-click a cell to edit, add a row, and commit. A single-table result writes back; a join stays read-only
• Copy selected cells as plain values, or selected rows as INSERT statements. Export the visible rows as CSV
• Table structure: columns, nullability, defaults, and comments. Open it from a table in the tree, or from a table name selected in the console
• Import and export SQL for a connection, schema, or table. Redis exports JSON. An import that contains DROP or TRUNCATE lists those statements and waits
• Visible schemas: pick which schemas the tree shows. Leave it empty to show all. This filters the tree only, not what SQL can reach
• Redis: double-click a key to preview its type, TTL, and value. Copy the name, or delete the key
• Shortcuts: open the database tab (⌘2 / Ctrl+2), run SQL (⌘Enter / Ctrl+Enter), show structure (F1), and close the current console (⌘W / Ctrl+W). Rebind them from the footer. This does not depend on another plugin
• Open mode: the status bar switches between fullscreen and the split column. The choice is shared with the editor and applies immediately
• Passwords stay in the harness credential store, not in the connection file. An empty password field on edit keeps the current one
• Oracle 12.2 and newer connect in Thin mode. Older servers need an Instant Client directory on the connection

License

MIT