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I'm working on ER Wiki, an ER diagram tool focused on making database relationships easier to follow. The idea is to borrow from circuit schematics: right-angle connections, shared buses, and labels that let you follow relationships across views. Hover over a connection to trace it, double-click to inspect the relationships it carries, or narrow the view to one domain or table. The clip uses a fictional fulfillment schema with 13 tables and 19 relationships. It's a small example to show the interaction, not a large-schema benchmark. The browser demo is read-only; local SQL import and editing are in the desktop app. ER Wiki is built on drawDB, with ELK and libavoid for layout and routing, under AGPL-3.0. Try the demo · GitHub I'd like feedback on the shared buses: do they help you follow the relationships, or make individual connections harder to distinguish?   submitted by   /u/there_were_none [link]   [comments]

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  • 发布时间：2026/9/18 10:03:19