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by amjith 2y ago
Love the site design. Excited to try it out.
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LiteCLI (a friendly SQLite client) now with LLM abilities(amjith.com)
2 points by amjith 2y ago|0 comments
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by amjith 3y ago
This is fantastic. I'm a huge fan of No Such Thing as a Fish podcast. Are you part of club fish? I bet the folks in the discord channel would love this.
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by amjith 3y ago
I'm working on a mountain biking app to compare trails that I've ridden. https://trailcompare.com/ Imports data from strava and lets me search and compare multiple rides. The trail name detection only works in San
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by amjith 4y ago
Can you elaborate what this means? > Typesense was relatively strict with matches compared to other engines. Perhaps an example to clarify the statement?
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by amjith 6y ago
> I've been loving mycli for the last 4 years or so. So rewarding to hear this. Cheers!
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by amjith 6y ago
The latest version of pgcli is pypi was released on Dec 11 2020. There are only a few changes unreleased in the master branch. https://github.com/dbcli/pgcli/blob/master/changelog.rst What feature are yo
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by amjith 6y ago
They are both supported in mycli and pgcli clients.
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Favorite CLI Tools(switowski.com)
85 points by amjith 6y ago|4 comments
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IRedis – a terminal client with autocompletion (now part of dbcli)(pgcli.com)
3 points by amjith 7y ago|0 comments
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by amjith 7y ago
How is the search implemented?
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by amjith 8y ago
Does anyone know if haiku can run Python 3? I know that haiku comes with Python but thedefault version is 2.7.
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by amjith 8y ago
Thank you for the kind words. It's always nice to hear from happy customers .
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by amjith 8y ago
Thank you, Simon. That means a lot coming from the author of datasette. I love your work.
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by amjith 8y ago
Damn it! :)
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by amjith 8y ago
We don't support all of the special commands but we do support a small subset of them. We support .mode .schema, .table and a few others.
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by amjith 8y ago
Haha. No. We have a large set of tests, but the coverage is no where close to the level that SQLite has.
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by amjith 8y ago
DBCLI ( https://www.dbcli.com/ ) is an open source org that made pgcli, mycli, mssql-cli etc. LiteCLI is part of that org. So you can think of it as a clone of mycli that happens to work with SQLite. The code base is largely
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by amjith 8y ago
I have a few recommendations for you. We use `less -XRF` by default. You can change this to whatever you want via the config file `~/.config/litecli/config`. Just uncomment the line that says `# pager = "less -SXRF"
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by amjith 8y ago
I'm a core dev in the project. Happy to answer questions. Code: https://github.com/dbcli/litecli It is based on the pgcli/mycli tools for Postgres and MySQL. It is the newest addition to the https:/&#x2
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Show HN: LiteCLI – A CLI for SQLite with auto-completion and syntax highlighting(litecli.com)
31 points by amjith 8y ago|2 comments
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by amjith 8y ago
https://github.com/dbcli/mssql-cli
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by amjith 8y ago
I'm the creator of dbcli. I can give you my perspective. usql is a great tool if you're familiar with Postgres' psql client and wish you could use it for other databases like MySQL, Cassandra etc. dbcli tools are designed to
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by amjith 8y ago
You've created something useful and it will save a lot of programmers a ton of time. I didn't find your writing insufferable. I've written tongue in cheek (or over the top) posts about my projects in the past. If they can&#x2
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by amjith 8y ago
Thanks for the plug. I'm the author of the failover piece. Happy to answer questions.
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by amjith 8y ago
I did a similar library for Python (~3yrs ago). blog: http://blog.amjith.com/fuzzyfinder-in-10-lines-of-python library: https://github.com/amjith/fuzzyfinder I haven't done any benchmarking to che
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How Netflix does failovers in 7 minutes(opensource.com)
3 points by amjith 8y ago|0 comments
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Git open – A small Git hack(blog.amjith.com)
1 points by amjith 9y ago|0 comments
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An introduction to mssql-cli, a command-line client for SQL Server(opensource.com)
2 points by amjith 9y ago|0 comments
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by amjith 9y ago
> it's significantly easier to work with Can you please elaborate?

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