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Database Studio by Reswob

Database Studio by Reswob

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Professional database management studio for Redis, MySQL, PostgreSQL, and MongoDB with visual query builder
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Launch VS Code Quick Open (Ctrl+P), paste the following command, and press enter.
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Database Studio by Reswob

Manage all your databases directly from VS Code. Connect to Redis, MySQL, PostgreSQL, and MongoDB — browse data, edit records, and build queries without leaving your editor.

Features

Multi-Database Support

Connect to all major database types from a single sidebar panel:

  • Redis — Browse and manage keys across all data types
  • MySQL — Explore schemas, tables, and records
  • PostgreSQL — Explore schemas, tables, and records
  • MongoDB — Navigate collections and documents

Browse & Edit Data

  • View table data, collection documents, and key values in a clean, readable grid
  • Edit records inline — click a row, make your changes, and save
  • Delete records with a confirmation step to prevent accidents
  • Paginate through large datasets with ease

Visual SQL Query Builder (MySQL & PostgreSQL)

Build queries visually without writing SQL by hand:

  • Select columns with optional aggregate functions (COUNT, SUM, AVG, MIN, MAX)
  • Filter results with a full set of WHERE operators (=, !=, <, >, LIKE, IN, IS NULL, and more)
  • Join tables with automatic foreign key detection — related tables are suggested for you
  • Sort results with multi-column ORDER BY
  • Limit & paginate with LIMIT and OFFSET controls
  • Live SQL preview — see the generated query update in real-time as you build it
  • Save & reuse queries — save query templates and load them later

Connection Management

  • Add, edit, and remove connections from the sidebar
  • Connect and disconnect with a single click
  • Connections persist across VS Code sessions

Getting Started

  1. Open the Database Studio panel in the activity bar (sidebar)
  2. Click the + icon to add a new database connection
  3. Enter your connection details and connect
  4. Browse your databases, tables, and keys from the tree view
  5. Click any table or collection to view its data

Requirements

  • VS Code 1.85.0 or higher

License

GPL-3.0 — View on GitHub

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