A fork of sosedoff/pgweb — a simple, cross-platform, web-based PostgreSQL database explorer — with inline cell editing and a set of data-browsing conveniences added on top.

Originally forked for using within the My_games project.

• Inline cell editing in the table rows view. Double-click a cell to edit its value in place — Enter saves, Shift+Enter inserts a newline, Esc cancels. Saving runs a primary-key–scoped, parameterized UPDATE, so only the exact row is touched and values are cast to their own column types.
• Editing is available only while browsing a table's rows (not on arbitrary query results) and only for tables that have a primary key.
• Visual schema diagram (ER viewer). Browse the schema as draggable table cards linked by their foreign keys, with pan, zoom and PK/FK markers.
• Multi-row selection & bulk actions. A select-all checkbox plus per-row checkboxes let you pick rows, then delete the selection or export it as CSV / JSON / XML from the toolbar's export-selected submenu.
• JSON(B) tree viewer/editor. Expand, browse, and edit json / jsonb cell values as a collapsible tree.
• Foreign-key navigation. A "Go to table.column" item in the row context menu jumps straight to the referenced row.
• Copy Row as INSERT. Right-click a row to copy a ready-to-run INSERT statement.
• Client-side row filtering. A "Filter rows" box filters the current page locally.
• Precise query timing. The Query page shows the real sub-millisecond server-side execution time.
• Classic ↔ Office 98 themes. Toggle between the classic look and a Windows-98–styled theme. Now with a sun/moon button, that toggles a dark, purple-tinted variant of the classic theme.

pgweb --url postgres://user:password@host:port/database?sslmode=[mode]

Or with individual flags:

pgweb --host localhost --user myuser --db mydb

Inline editing issues UPDATE statements, so it needs a writable connection — running with --readonly (or a read-only bookmark) disables it.

Static assets are embedded via go:embed, so a plain Go build bundles the frontend too — no Node.js toolchain required. Requires Go 1.25+.

make build                                                  # current platform
CGO_ENABLED=0 GOOS=linux GOARCH=amd64 go build -o pgweb .    # Linux server binary

Prebuilt binaries are published on the Releases page.

The MIT License (MIT). See LICENSE for details. Original work done by Dan Sosedoff and the pgweb contributors.