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This list accepts and encourages pull requests.
Contribution Guidelines
- To add to the list: Submit a pull request to README.md, optionally add comment if you wish to elaborate/explain. One pull request for one item.
- To edit an item: Submit a pull request to README.md, add comment explaining the reasoning behind the change. One pull request for change to one item.
- To remove from the list: Open an issue
You may add, edit, or request to remove:
- Categories
- Items
General conditions
This is an attempt to make a curated list of high-quality, maintained, useful PostgreSQL/related software.
- Submitting software:
- Must either be free and open source, or have a note which explicitly states that the software is commercial.
(Commercial Software)
will do. Must have an acknowledged open source license to be exempt from the(Commercial Software)
note requirement. I'm not a lawyer, so I'll go with the FSF listings. - Must be reasonably recognized and adopted. Please do not add your newly created untested scripts.
- The code must have been active in some production environment and must be in a reasonably GA quality.
- Code must not be abandoned/discontinued.
- Do not include links to documentation. This is not an "awesome library" repository. We might go for that in the future.
- Must either be free and open source, or have a note which explicitly states that the software is commercial.
- If e-book, must be free (as in free beer) and without commitment from the user (e.g. no requirement to enter personal details, no requirement to login with social network ID, etc.)
- Likewise, all other resources (websites etc.), must all be open to all and must not require payment nor registration/credentials.
- The only exception being Newsletters, where an email address is required by definition. Newsletters are accepted under the condition that an email address is their only requirement.
- This is not the place for slides, videos, specific blog posts, specific SQL queries. Will possibly open a dedicated list for these.
- Avoid politics and religious wars.
Request guidelines
- Make an individual pull request for each suggestion
- Use the following format:
[item](link) - description.
- Each item should be limited to one link
- Include a link to the item in the description of your pull request
- The link should be the name of the package/project/library/resource etc.
- Avoid superlatives or FUD and otherwise just stick to a reasonable description
- Do not capitalize description (i.e. avoid "The Tool to End All Tools")
- English only
Thank you for contributing!