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SQL Schema Browser - Implementation Complete

What Was Built

A comprehensive SQL Schema Browser for the RvLite dashboard that automatically tracks and displays database schemas created through SQL queries.

Visual Flow

User executes SQL
       ↓
CREATE TABLE docs (id TEXT, embedding VECTOR(3))
       ↓
parseCreateTable() extracts schema
       ↓
Schema Browser UI displays:
┌─────────────────────────────────────┐
│ 📊 Schema Browser        [1 table]  │
├─────────────────────────────────────┤
│ ▶ 📄 docs              [3 columns]  │
│   [▶ Query] [🗑 Drop]                │
├─────────────────────────────────────┤
│   📋 Columns:                        │
│   • id         [TEXT]                │
│   • content    [TEXT]                │
│   • embedding  [VECTOR(3)]          │
└─────────────────────────────────────┘

Code Changes Summary

1. Added Icons (Lucide React)

import {
  ...
  Table2,        // For table representation
  Columns,       // For column list
  ChevronDown,   // Expand indicator
  ChevronRight,  // Collapse indicator
} from 'lucide-react';

2. Added TypeScript Interface

interface TableSchema {
  name: string;
  columns: Array<{
    name: string;
    type: string;
    isVector: boolean;
    dimensions?: number;
  }>;
  rowCount?: number;
}

3. Added State Management

const [sqlTables, setSqlTables] =
  useState<Map<string, TableSchema>>(new Map());
const [expandedTables, setExpandedTables] =
  useState<Set<string>>(new Set());

4. Added SQL Parser

const parseCreateTable = (query: string): TableSchema | null => {
  // Regex: /CREATE\s+TABLE\s+(\w+)\s*\(([^)]+)\)/i
  // Extracts: table name + column definitions
  // Parses: column name, type, VECTOR(n) dimensions
}

5. Added Handler Functions

toggleTableExpansion(tableName)  // UI expand/collapse
handleSelectTable(tableName)     // Auto-fill query
handleDropTable(tableName)       // Delete with confirm

6. Enhanced SQL Executor

handleExecuteSql() {
  // Execute query
  executeSql(sqlQuery);

  // Track CREATE TABLE
  if (sqlQuery.startsWith('CREATE TABLE')) {
    const schema = parseCreateTable(sqlQuery);
    setSqlTables(prev => prev.set(schema.name, schema));
  }

  // Track DROP TABLE
  if (sqlQuery.match(/DROP TABLE (\w+)/)) {
    setSqlTables(prev => prev.delete(tableName));
  }
}

7. Added Schema Browser UI Component

Location: SQL Tab, before SQL Result card

Features:

  • Header: Shows table count badge
  • Table Cards: Expandable with actions
  • Column List: Color-coded type badges
  • Actions: Query button + Drop button
  • Responsive: Matches dark theme styling

File Locations in App.tsx

Component Lines Description
Icon Imports 70-73 Table2, Columns, Chevron icons
TableSchema Interface 104-113 Type definition
State Variables 518-520 sqlTables, expandedTables
parseCreateTable 872-907 CREATE TABLE parser
Handler Functions 909-946 UI interaction handlers
Modified handleExecuteSql 948-980 Intercepts CREATE/DROP
Schema Browser UI ~1701-1804 React component

Testing Checklist

Build successful (npm run build) No TypeScript errors Preview server running (npm run preview) Schema Browser UI component added Parser function implemented State management configured Handler functions created

How to Use

  1. Start the dashboard:

    npm run dev
    
  2. Navigate to SQL tab

  3. Click "Create Table" sample query:

    CREATE TABLE docs (id TEXT, content TEXT, embedding VECTOR(3))
    
  4. Click Execute - Schema Browser appears automatically

  5. Click table name to expand - See all columns with type badges

  6. Click Query button - Auto-fills SELECT * FROM docs

  7. Click Drop button - Confirms and removes table

Column Type Color Coding

  • Purple badge: VECTOR(n) - Shows dimensions
  • Blue badge: TEXT - String columns
  • Green badge: INTEGER / REAL - Numeric columns
  • Gray badge: Other types

Technical Highlights

  1. Automatic Schema Detection: No manual schema registration needed
  2. VECTOR Type Support: Detects and displays vector dimensions
  3. Real-time Updates: Schema updates immediately on CREATE/DROP
  4. Persistent State: Tables tracked in React state Map
  5. Type-safe: Full TypeScript support with interfaces
  6. Dark Theme: Matches existing dashboard styling
  7. Interactive: Expandable tables, click-to-query, confirmation dialogs

Dependencies

  • React: State management (useState, useCallback)
  • HeroUI: Card, Button, Chip, Tooltip components
  • Lucide React: Icons (Table2, Columns, Chevron, Play, Trash2)
  • TypeScript: Type safety for TableSchema

Backup

Original file backed up to: src/App.tsx.backup

Next Steps (Optional Enhancements)

  1. Row Count: Execute SELECT COUNT(*) FROM table on table creation
  2. Table Inspector: Click column to see sample values
  3. Export Schema: Generate CREATE TABLE statements
  4. Schema Search: Filter tables by name
  5. Foreign Keys: Detect and visualize relationships

Status: COMPLETE - Ready for Testing Build: Successful Preview: Running on http://localhost:4173