Overview:
nodeMyAdmin is a port of phpMyAdmin to Node.js, offering a svelte-kit based alternative with multi-DB support. It provides a range of features for managing databases, tables, and records, including support for MySQL/MariaDB, PostgreSQL (beta), MSSQL, and SQLite3. While some features are currently broken or not fully functional, nodeMyAdmin offers a potential alternative for those looking for a Node.js-based database management solution.
Features:
- MySQL/MariaDB support: Connect and manage MySQL or MariaDB databases.
- PostgreSQL beta support: Connect and manage PostgreSQL databases (Note: Some features may not work as expected).
- MSSQL support: Connect and manage Microsoft SQL Server databases.
- SQLite3 support: Connect and manage SQLite3 databases.
- Creation of database: Create new databases.
- Creation of tables: Create new tables within a database.
- View records or structure of tables: View existing records and table structure.
- Add records: Add new records to a table.
- Search in tables: Search for specific records in a table.
- Truncate and Drop a table: Clear all records or completely delete a table.
- Modify or delete records: Update or delete existing records within a table.
- Delete a field in table and see its details: Remove a field from a table and view its details.
Installation:
To install nodeMyAdmin, follow these steps:
- Visit the installation guide at https://andrea055.github.io/nodeMyAdmin.github.io/download/ and download the necessary files.
- Extract the downloaded files to a directory of your choice.
- Open a terminal or command prompt and navigate to the extracted directory.
- Run the following command to install the required dependencies:
- Once the installation is complete, you can start nodeMyAdmin by running the following command:
- Open your web browser and navigate to http://localhost:5000 to access nodeMyAdmin.
Please note that nodeMyAdmin may have certain requirements or dependencies, so ensure that your system meets those requirements before proceeding with the installation.
Summary:
nodeMyAdmin is a svelte-kit based alternative to phpMyAdmin, offering a Node.js-based solution for managing databases. It supports various database types including MySQL/MariaDB, PostgreSQL (beta), MSSQL, and SQLite3. Although some features may not work correctly at the moment, nodeMyAdmin provides a potential option for those seeking a Node.js alternative to phpMyAdmin. The installation process involves downloading the necessary files from the provided guide and running a few commands to set up the project.