Query params regex can now be changed between four variables: To use double quotes, simply use the Shift key and the double quote (“) key. Users also have the ability to wrap selected in quotes by highlighting strings in the editor and then pressing the quote (‘) key, which will wrap the highlighted area with the single quote.
You can read our review of TablePlus for MacOS here.Īmongst numerous bug fixes and performance improvements, the changes include multiple cursors (carets) to enable multiple selection in TablePlus Query Editor. The most recent version, designed for macOS 10.11 and newer, brings a number of new changes. It supports databases including: PostgreSQL, MySQL MariaDB SQLite Microsoft SQL Server Amazon Redshift Oracle CockroachDB Snowflake Cassandra Redis Vertica MongoDB (Beta) and any databases that use the same protocol with the databases listed above such as Percona, and Yugabyte DB.
Users will also have the ability to edit inline, preview SQL, view data structure run custom queries and use advanced filters.Ĭurrently TablePlus provides apps across macOS, iOS and Windows. The beta app will include MySQL and PostgreSQL support, as well as an SSH tunnel with password/private key. And the db host for my web service container would simply be db.TablePlus, a creator of GUI tools for relational databases, has provided a sneak peek of its new Linux app, due for release at the end of November. Hence our service depends on the db service. Lastly, our container running Rails should be able to access our database. Hence we specify ports by binding port 3000 of my system to port 3000 of the Docker container. We should be able to access the container from our machine. You can go about doing your development without worrying about your environment. As soon as you change your code on your system, the container will read the changes and restart the server. That’s why we have connected the root folder of our app to the working directory in the Docker container as a volume. We want our app to restart and reflect code changes. That will be built by the Dockerfile mentioned above. That’s run by the Postgres image that’s publicly available on Docker Hub. First one is our database and the service name is db. The first line specifies the version of Docker Compose.įrom the second line, we describe two services (containers) that we want to run.
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