# DBCode

> Database management inside VS Code. Query, edit, and visualize data without leaving your editor.

DBCode is a VS Code extension that brings full database management capabilities directly into your code editor. It supports 50+ databases including PostgreSQL, MySQL, SQLite, MongoDB, SQL Server, Oracle, and many more.

## Key Features

- **Query Editor**: Write and execute SQL with syntax highlighting, autocomplete, and error detection
- **Visual Data Editing**: Edit table data directly in a spreadsheet-like interface
- **Database Notebooks**: Combine SQL, Markdown, and charts in interactive notebooks
- **AI-Powered Queries**: Use GitHub Copilot or other AI assistants to write SQL from natural language
- **50+ Databases**: Connect to PostgreSQL, MySQL, SQLite, MongoDB, SQL Server, Oracle, Redis, DynamoDB, and more
- **Cloud Providers**: One-click connections to Azure, Supabase, Neon, PlanetScale, Turso, and other cloud databases
- **Data Visualization**: Create charts directly from query results
- **Secure Sharing**: Share query results via encrypted, expiring links
- **SSH Tunnels**: Connect to databases behind firewalls
- **Query History**: Never lose a query with full history tracking
- **Export Options**: Export to CSV, Excel, JSON, HTML, Markdown, SQL, or XML

## Supported Editors

DBCode works with VS Code and all major forks:
- Visual Studio Code
- Cursor
- Windsurf
- Positron
- Trae
- Kiro
- Antigravity
- VSCodium

## Installation

Search for "DBCode" in your editor's extension marketplace, or visit: https://dbcode.io/install

## Documentation

Full documentation: https://dbcode.io/docs
Supported databases: https://dbcode.io/docs/supported-databases
Cloud providers: https://dbcode.io/docs/cloud-providers

## Links

- Website: https://dbcode.io
- Documentation: https://dbcode.io/docs
- Changelog: https://dbcode.io/changelog
- Support: help@dbcode.io

## Detailed Documentation

For comprehensive documentation, see: https://dbcode.io/llms-full.txt