3. Sensible Defaults

   When I first set out to create pgcli, my goal was to design a Postgresql client that shipped with sensible defaults. It shouldn't require fiddling with config files to enable features.

   How did we do on that goal? This is one of those subjective goals that is not so ...

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4. Release v1.7.0

   Pgcli is a command line interface for Postgres database that does auto-completion and syntax highlighting. You can install this version using:

   $ pip install -U pgcli
   

   Features:

   • Refresh completions after COMMIT or ROLLBACK. (Thanks: Irina Truong)
   • Use dbcli's Homebrew tap for installing pgcli on macOS (issue #718) (Thanks: Thomas Roten ...

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5. Release v1.4.0

   Pgcli is a command line interface for Postgres database that does auto-completion and syntax highlighting. You can install this version using:

   $ pip install -U pgcli
   

   Check detailed instructions if you're having difficulty.

   Features:

   • Search table suggestions using initialisms. (Thanks: Joakim Koljonen).
   • Support for table-qualifying column suggestions. (Thanks: Joakim Koljonen ...

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6. New Maintainer for pgcli - Irina

   About 2 years ago I (Amjith) made a modest announcement about launching pgcli a CLI client for Postgres with auto-completion. Since then pgcli has grown at a tremendous pace. We have over 4900 stars on github, released 39 versions, merged 320 pull requests from over 60 different contributors. We established ...

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