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StarburstOne

StarburstOne

nikhilkarra

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Navigate Trino and Starburst queries with precision and speed — your unified VS Code SQL toolkit.
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Launch VS Code Quick Open (Ctrl+P), paste the following command, and press enter.
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StarburstOne

Unified Starburst SQL Toolkit with Multi-Connection Support for VS Code


✨ Overview

StarburstOne is a Visual Studio Code extension that empowers developers and data engineers to seamlessly connect to multiple Starburst clusters, write and run SQL queries, and manage query execution—all without leaving the editor.

Whether you're working across dev, test, and prod environments or exploring data in multiple catalogs, StarburstOne makes querying fast, secure, and productive.


🚀 Features

  • ✅ Multi-Connection Support: Save, switch, and manage multiple Starburst environments (e.g., Dev, QA, Prod)
  • 🔢 Run Queries Instantly: Highlight or write SQL in the editor and run directly
  • 🔍 Schema Explorer (Upcoming): Browse catalogs, schemas, and tables visually
  • ✨ Secure & Configurable: Store connection credentials securely using VS Code settings

🔧 Installation

From VSIX:

  1. Download starburst-one-<version>.vsix
  2. Open VS Code
  3. Run Ctrl+Shift+P > Extensions: Install from VSIX...
  4. Select your .vsix file

From Marketplace:

Coming soon at Visual Studio Marketplace


📄 Usage

1. Add a Starburst Connection

Run:

Ctrl+Shift+P > Add Starburst Connection

Enter:

  • Host URL
  • Username
  • Password
  • Catalog
  • Schema

2. Run SQL

  • Open or create a .sql file
  • Select your SQL query (or leave nothing selected to run the whole file)
  • Run:
Ctrl+Shift+P > Run Starburst Query
  • View the output in a popup or the Output panel

👁 Roadmap


📍 Author

Nikhil Reddy Karra Cloud DevOps Engineer | GitHub | LinkedIn


🌐 License

MIT


Built with ❤️ to simplify your Starburst data exploration inside VS Code.


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