New ask Hacker News story: Ask HN: Simple MySQL admin tool that can import CSV?
Ask HN: Simple MySQL admin tool that can import CSV?
2 by fuckgoogleplay | 2 comments on Hacker News.
Hi. I'm basically looking for Adminer for MySQL, which looks and feels more modern and can run from Docker (which is why phpmyadmin doesn't fit). Don't need schema, just need to be able to add/edit/delete rows, and import them from CSV. I've tried: * Get Motor Admin: No CSV import * Busibase: This one is the best of what I've tried. But when there is any issue with the CSV it just gives you a generic "Something went wrong", and you have to fish for the actual reason in dev console, which isn't very user-friendly. * Nocodb: Doesn't connect to an existing DB * Directus: Doesn't connect to an existing DB * AppSmith: Doesn't import CSV * OpenBlocks: Doesn't import CSV There's definitely 2-3 more that I forgot about and I'm a bit of a mess rn after trying this for the entire day so the issues I've specified might be a little off. But I could not find a simple tool, that looks reasonably modern, where I can just tell it where my MySQL DB is, have it display tables, have it import stuff from a CSV, have it run in Docker. Is there anything out there? Thanks
2 by fuckgoogleplay | 2 comments on Hacker News.
Hi. I'm basically looking for Adminer for MySQL, which looks and feels more modern and can run from Docker (which is why phpmyadmin doesn't fit). Don't need schema, just need to be able to add/edit/delete rows, and import them from CSV. I've tried: * Get Motor Admin: No CSV import * Busibase: This one is the best of what I've tried. But when there is any issue with the CSV it just gives you a generic "Something went wrong", and you have to fish for the actual reason in dev console, which isn't very user-friendly. * Nocodb: Doesn't connect to an existing DB * Directus: Doesn't connect to an existing DB * AppSmith: Doesn't import CSV * OpenBlocks: Doesn't import CSV There's definitely 2-3 more that I forgot about and I'm a bit of a mess rn after trying this for the entire day so the issues I've specified might be a little off. But I could not find a simple tool, that looks reasonably modern, where I can just tell it where my MySQL DB is, have it display tables, have it import stuff from a CSV, have it run in Docker. Is there anything out there? Thanks
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