A RESTful API for managing your Postgres. Fetch tables, add roles, and run queries (and more).

https://supabase.github.io/postgres-meta/

Schema:

• POST /query (Execute SQL query)
• /columns
  • GET (List)
  • POST (alter table add column)
  • PATCH (alter table alter/rename column)
  • DELETE (alter table drop column)
• /extensions
  • GET (List)
  • POST (create extension)
  • PATCH (alter extension)
  • DELETE (drop extension)
• /functions
  • GET (List)
  • POST (create function)
  • PATCH (alter function)
  • DELETE (drop function)
• /publications
  • GET (List)
  • POST (create publication)
  • PATCH (alter publication)
  • DELETE (drop publication)
• /roles
  • GET (List)
  • POST (create role)
  • PATCH (alter role)
  • DELETE (drop role)
• /schemas
  • GET (List)
  • POST (create schema)
  • PATCH (alter schema)
  • DELETE (drop schema)
• /tables
  • GET (List)
  • POST (create table)
  • PATCH (alter table)
  • DELETE (drop table)
• /triggers
  • GET (List)
  • POST (create trigger)
  • PATCH (alter trigger)
  • DELETE (drop trigger)
• /types
  • GET (List)
  • POST (create type)
  • PATCH (alter type)
  • DELETE (drop type)

Helpers:

• /config
  • GET /version: Postgres version
• /generators
  • GET /openapi: Generate Open API
  • GET /typescript: Generate Typescript types

Set the following ENV VARS:

PG_META_PORT=8080
PG_META_DB_HOST="postgres"
PG_META_DB_NAME="postgres"
PG_META_DB_USER="postgres"
PG_META_DB_PORT=5432
PG_META_DB_PASSWORD="postgres"

Then run any of the binaries in the releases.

Why?

This serves as a light-weight connection pooler. It also normalises the Postgres system catalog into a more readable format. While it it a lot of reinventing right now, this server will eventually provide helpers (such as type generators). The server is multi-tenant, so it can support multiple Postgres databases from a single server.

What security does this use?

None. Please don't use this as a standalone server. This should be used behind a proxy in a trusted environment, on your local machine, or using this internally with no access to the outside world.

1. Start the database using docker-compose up
2. Run npm run dev
3. Run npm test while you work

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