Turso is a distributed SQLite database built on libSQL, offering HTTP-based
connectivity with auth token authentication. This change adds full support:
- New DatabaseType::Turso and PoolKind::Turso variants
- TursoClient driver using libSQL HTTP pipeline API (/v2/pipeline)
- Bearer token auth via password or url_params (auth_token=)
- Multi-statement batch pipeline for transactional integrity
- Standalone BEGIN/COMMIT/ROLLBACK treated as no-ops (pipeline is auto-commit)
- Full metadata support: tables, columns, indexes, foreign keys, triggers, DDL
- Frontend: connection form, SQL completion (SQLite syntax), capability sets
- Built-in databases (SQLite/Turso/DuckDB/RQLite/Access) placed first in selector
- Unit tests (15) + integration tests against live libsql-server (12)
- Single connection pool, skips TCP probe
Closes#948
Replace per-driver proxy bypass logic with a shared http_client_builder()
that always calls .no_proxy(). Previously ES and rqlite only bypassed for
localhost, causing remote connections to be routed through system proxy
(like Clash Verge) and failing — the same issue #922 fixed for ClickHouse.
* feat(elasticsearch): translate SELECT * WHERE to ES DSL in-process
`SELECT *` with clauses our hand-written parser doesn't cover (WHERE, IN, BETWEEN, LIKE, IS NULL, ...) is now parsed with sqlparser-rs and translated to a /_search body locally — we no longer hand it off to ES's _sql endpoint.
Why: _sql refuses several common shapes — LIKE on a text field with no .keyword sub-field (the typical filebeat / log-shipper mapping), and SELECT * over docs containing an array field like host.ip. Both translate cleanly to raw DSL. Going through _sql/translate doesn't help either — that lives in the same ES SQL engine and inherits the same restrictions.
Translation:
- field = 'v' → term
- field LIKE 'prefix%' → prefix (optimised)
- field LIKE '%x%' → wildcard, case_insensitive
- field IN ('a','b') → terms
- field BETWEEN a AND b → range gte/lte
- field >/<>=/<= → range
- field IS NULL / IS NOT NULL → bool.must_not.exists / exists
- A AND B AND C → flattened bool.must
- A OR B → bool.should, minimum_should_match: 1
- NOT A → bool.must_not
- ORDER BY f ASC|DESC → sort
- LIMIT N OFFSET M → size / from
SQL LIKE patterns: % → *, _ → ?, backslash escapes preserved, user-written * / ? in patterns escaped back to literals.
Input runs through the existing adapt_elasticsearch_sql_query first so hyphenated indices (filebeat-7.17.1-…) and @timestamp-style identifiers reach sqlparser as double-quoted identifiers.
Also: 0-hit _search bodies now surface as an empty grid (with an _id column placeholder) instead of falling back to the raw status/response JSON view — `.filter(|h| !h.is_empty())` was masking the empty-result case.
Adds docs/screenshot-es-sql-where.png demonstrating SELECT * with WHERE log.offset = N on a long field — would 400 through _sql, works through the in-process translator.
Follows up on #874.
* chore(test): fill ConnectionConfig::idle_timeout_secs in test fixtures
After the new pub idle_timeout_secs: u64 field was added to ConnectionConfig, 11 #[cfg(test)] / tests fixture constructors still built the struct without it, so `cargo test --workspace --locked` and `cargo clippy --all-targets` would fail with E0063 against the test profile. `cargo check` alone passed because the lib path doesn't compile tests.
Filled in with default_idle_timeout_secs() (matches the field's own #[serde(default = …)]) so future bumps to the default flow through automatically.
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Co-authored-by: t8y2 <1156263951@qq.com>
* Preserve ordered SSH and proxy connection layers
Replace separate SSH/proxy connection fields with ordered transport_layers while keeping legacy migration and secret fallback paths intact. The UI now edits SSH tunnel/proxy layers in configured order without a global SSH enable gate.
Constraint: Existing saved SSH tunnels, proxy settings, and secret-store keys must continue to load through migration.
Rejected: Folding proxy fields into SshTunnelConfig | mixes proxy semantics into an SSH-specific structure.
Confidence: high
Scope-risk: moderate
Directive: Keep SSH/proxy structs provider-specific; put cross-layer chaining in transport_layer_tunnel orchestration.
Tested: git diff --check; cargo fmt --check; cargo check --workspace; cargo test -p dbx-core --lib; vue-tsc --noEmit --project apps/desktop/tsconfig.json; tsc -p packages/node-core/tsconfig.json --noEmit; oxlint --vue-plugin apps/desktop/src; tsx --tsconfig apps/desktop/tsconfig.json --test packages/app-tests/*.test.ts; tsx --test packages/node-core/tests/*.test.ts
Not-tested: Live external SSH/proxy/database endpoint integration.
* Keep ordered transport changes CI-format clean
Constraint: CI pnpm check failed only on oxfmt formatting for two desktop TypeScript files
Confidence: high
Scope-risk: narrow
Directive: Keep generated/editor config changes out of this PR fix commit
Tested: PATH="/Volumes/data/code/rust/dbx/node_modules/.bin:/Users/hekx/.codex/tmp/arg0/codex-arg0nuL34n:/Users/hekx/.cargo/bin:/Users/hekx/.local/bin:/opt/homebrew/opt/llvm/bin:/opt/homebrew/opt/libpq/bin:/Volumes/data/Users/hekx/.opencode/bin:/Users/hekx/.bun/bin:/Volumes/data/sdks/flutter/bin:/Volumes/data/Users/hekx/.cargo/bin:/Users/hekx/.local/bin:/opt/homebrew/opt/llvm/bin:/opt/homebrew/opt/libpq/bin:/Volumes/data/Users/hekx/.opencode/bin:/Users/hekx/.bun/bin:/Volumes/data/Users/hekx/Library/pnpm:/Volumes/data/sdks/flutter/bin:/Volumes/data/Users/hekx/.cargo/bin:/usr/local/bin:/System/Cryptexes/App/usr/bin:/usr/bin:/bin:/usr/sbin:/sbin:/var/run/com.apple.security.cryptexd/codex.system/bootstrap/usr/local/bin:/var/run/com.apple.security.cryptexd/codex.system/bootstrap/usr/bin:/var/run/com.apple.security.cryptexd/codex.system/bootstrap/usr/appleinternal/bin:/pkg/env/global/bin:/opt/X11/bin:/Library/Apple/usr/bin:/Applications/Wireshark.app/Contents/MacOS:/usr/local/go/bin:/opt/homebrew/bin:/opt/podman/bin:/Applications/Ghostty.app/Contents/MacOS" rtk node scripts/run-check.mjs
Not-tested: GitHub Actions rerun not observed locally
* Keep Rust checks warning-clean
Constraint: cargo clippy --workspace --all-targets --all-features -- -D warnings failed across core, web, and tauri crates
Rejected: Broad workspace-level clippy suppression | kept allows local to long-argument command/API boundaries
Confidence: high
Scope-risk: moderate
Directive: Preserve src-tauri/tauri.conf.json as an unrelated local change outside this commit
Tested: rtk cargo clippy --workspace --all-targets --all-features -- -D warnings
Not-tested: Full GitHub Actions rerun not observed locally
* Reuse existing proxy tunnels on retry
Proxy tunnel startup now mirrors SSH tunnel behavior by returning the existing local port for an active connection id instead of replacing the managed handle. A second map check aborts a just-spawned duplicate handle if a concurrent retry won the race before insertion, preventing orphaned listeners while keeping the change narrow.
Constraint: Reviewer requested proxy tunnel behavior align with SSH local-port reuse
Rejected: Always overwrite and abort the previous handle | less consistent with SSH behavior and churns listeners during retries
Confidence: high
Scope-risk: narrow
Tested: cargo fmt --check --all
Tested: cargo test -p dbx-core db::proxy_tunnel::tests::start_tunnel_reuses_existing_local_port
Tested: cargo clippy -p dbx-core --all-targets -- -D warnings
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Co-authored-by: hekx <hekx@momandeMac-mini.local>
Co-authored-by: caisin <caisin@caisins-Mac-mini.local>
Add OS file association for database files (.db, .sqlite, .sqlite3, .duckdb)
so double-clicking them in Finder/Explorer automatically creates a connection.
If the same file path is already connected, prompts the user to switch instead.
Also fix 42 pre-existing clippy warnings in dbx-core (needless_borrow,
too_many_arguments, derivable_impls, manual_div_ceil, type_complexity, etc.).
Closes#527
Add a `connect_timeout_secs` field to ConnectionConfig that allows users
to configure the database connection timeout per connection (1-300s,
default 5s). Previously all connections used a hardcoded 5-second timeout.
- Add connect_timeout_secs field with serde default and clamp logic
- Add parse_connect_timeout_with_fallback to honor URL params over config
- Pass user-configured timeout to all drivers (MySQL, Postgres, Redis,
MongoDB, ClickHouse, SQL Server, Elasticsearch) and TCP probe
- Add UI input in connection dialog SSH tab
- Add i18n keys for en/zh-CN/es
Previously the connection timeout was hardcoded to 5s via
tokio::time::timeout, ignoring any connect_timeout in the URL.
Also mysql_async rejected camelCase connectTimeout as unknown.
Now parse_connect_timeout extracts connect_timeout/connectTimeout from
the URL (case-insensitive, 1-300s range), removes them before passing
to mysql_async, and feeds the value to with_connection_timeout.
DaMeng now uses JDBC agent instead of ODBC. Remove odbc-api crate,
ODBC_ENV static, unixodbc system dependency from CI, and ODBC library
bundling from macOS release builds. macOS no longer needs any brew
dependencies for development.
Introduce MysqlMode enum to distinguish Normal/Bare/OceanBaseOracle MySQL
connections. On connect, if driver_profile contains "oceanbase", detect
tenant mode via SHOW VARIABLES LIKE 'ob_compatibility_mode'. When Oracle
mode is detected, schema queries use ALL_TABLES/ALL_TAB_COLUMNS/etc.
- Add GaussDB/openGauss support via ODBC (resolves#106)
- Use pg_catalog queries instead of information_schema for compatibility
- Share ODBC environment across drivers with auto ODBCSYSINI detection
- Fix ODBC error message false positive on "Driver" keyword match
- Merge connection dialog categories into a single flat list
- Remove duplicate DDL button from data grid footer
Connect to DM8 databases using the odbc-api crate with unixODBC.
Includes schema browsing, query execution, DDL generation,
and full frontend integration with download link to DM ODBC driver.
Refactor all database drivers, query execution, schema operations, and
business logic into a shared `dbx-core` crate. The Tauri desktop app
becomes a thin shell delegating to dbx-core, enabling future web and
CLI frontends to reuse the same core.
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