sqlfmt mit Homebrew installieren

Projektlinks

• Homepage
• Repository

Befehle und Aliase

• sqlfmt

Projektgeschichte

The public repository describes sqlfmt as a SQL formatter with width-aware output and says its formatting model is based on Philip Wadler's pretty-printing work. The first GitHub release, v0.1.0, was published as an initial binary release in October 2018.

Later releases kept the tool packaged as standalone binaries. Version 0.5.0, published in March 2023, switched to the CockroachDB parser package according to the project's release notes.

Adoptionsgeschichte

Homebrew packages sqlfmt as the `sqlfmt` formula, making it available through the same install path used for other formatter CLIs. GitHub repository metadata also shows a modest open-source audience through stars, forks, and releases.

Wie es verwendet wird

The tool is used as `sqlfmt` to reformat SQL text. Its value is strongest in repositories where SQL lives beside application code and maintainers want predictable wrapping and casing without manually adjusting query text.

Warum Paket-Nerds sich dafür interessieren

Package nerds care about sqlfmt because it is a narrowly scoped formatter with prebuilt release artifacts and a Homebrew formula: the classic shape of a small CLI that becomes useful once it is easy to install everywhere.

Zeitleiste

• 2018: v0.1.0 published as the initial binary release.
• 2019: v0.4.0 release notes mention adding case-mode support to the CLI.
• 2023: v0.5.0 release notes mention moving to the CockroachDB parser package.

Related projects

• The project README cites Wadler-style pretty printing as an influence.
• The v0.5.0 release notes cite CockroachDB's parser package as the parser dependency.

Quellen

• https://api.github.com/repos/madelynnblue/sqlfmt/releases - official GitHub release dates and release notes.
• https://github.com/madelynnblue/sqlfmt - official repository README, release metadata, and project description.
• source_facts.package-manager.brew - Homebrew formula name supplied in input.