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Hi everyone! πŸ‘‹

We’re excited to share the latest updates to ChartDB, our self-hosted, open-source tool for visualizing and designing database diagrams - built as a free and flexible alternative to tools like dbdiagram[.]io, DrawSQL, and DBeaver's diagram feature.

Why ChartDB?

βœ… Self-hosted – Full control, deployable anywhere via Docker
βœ… Open-source – Actively developed and maintained by the community
βœ… No AI/API required – Deterministic SQL export with no external dependencies
βœ… Modern & Fast – Built with React + Monaco Editor, optimized for performance
βœ… Multi-DB support – PostgreSQL, MySQL, MSSQL, SQLite, ClickHouse, and now Cloudflare D1

Latest Updates (v1.8.0 β†’ v1.10.0)

πŸ†• Cloudflare D1 Support - Import schemas via Wrangler CLI
πŸ†• Deterministic DDL Export - Replaced AI-based export with native SQL generation
πŸ†• Sidebar for Diagram Objects - Quickly navigate tables, fields, indexes, and FKs
πŸ†• Better Canvas UX - Right-click to create FKs, table drag-and-drop, better visibility controls
πŸ†• Internationalization - Added full French & Ukrainian support

What’s Next

  • Git integration for diagram versioning
  • SQL import support for PostgreSQL (via DDL script)
  • AI-powered table relationship detection
  • More database support and collaboration tools

πŸ”— GitHub: https://github.com/chartdb/chartdb
πŸ”— Docs: https://docs.chartdb.io/

We’d love your feedback, contributions, or just to hear how you’re using it. Thanks!

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[-] AnotherPenguin@programming.dev 1 points 2 weeks ago

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