Steven Kalt · Mar 2, 2022

parsing psql

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TL;DR: I wrote a bad psql meta-command parser so you don’t have to. Get it at https://github.com/skalt/psql_splitter . I’ve received incredulous looks after saying that my preferred way to manually interact with a a postgres database is with command-line psql . To be clear, I earned those looks: anyone looking over my shoulder at me working would be as bewildered as I was while I…

TL;DR: I wrote a bad psql meta-command parser so you don’t have to. Get it at https://github.com/skalt/psql_splitter.

I’ve received incredulous looks after saying that my preferred way to manually interact with a a postgres database is with command-line psql. To be clear, I earned those looks: anyone looking over my shoulder at me working would be as bewildered as I was while I developed this particular command-line habit. At this point stockholm syndrome has set in and I feel like I’m most productive tapping out meta-commands.

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