SQL Formatter

Formats your SQL for easier reading, code review, and debugging.

SQL Formatter - Format SQL for easier reading

SQL Formatter is a Chrome extension that allows you to easily format your SQL code for better readability, code review, and debugging. Simply highlight a block of SQL on a webpage and click on the extension icon to format it. Paste the newly formatted SQL from your clipboard or have it automatically inserted into CodeMirror text editors. Enhance your SQL experience with SQL Formatter!

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By: noah.yonack.cws

Users: 156

-10

Rating: 5.00

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Version: 0.0.0.3 (Last updated: 2021-03-30)

Creation date: 2021-03-13

Risk impact: Very low risk impact

Risk likelihood:

Very low risk likelihood

Manifest version: 2

Permissions:

activeTab

Size: 104.45K

Email: no*****@gmail.com

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Formats your SQL for easier reading, code review, and debugging. To use it, highlight a block of SQL on a webpage (such as inside a text field). Then click on the Chrome Extension icon in the URL bar (make sure it's pinned). For most websites, the newly formatted SQL will be written to your clipboard, and you can paste it from there! For websites that use the CodeMirror front-end text editor (Snowflake, Sisense for Cloud, and others), the SQL will be auto-pasted in the text-editor without requiring you to paste it.

User reviews

Thanks for building this! Huge productivity hack

David Sung, 2022-09-12

I really needed a tool like this! Thanks for building it :)

Noah Yonack, 2021-03-17

Everyone hated doing my code reviews. Ever since using DataScience SQL Formatter, everyone loves doing it!! Highly recommend it! I don't know how I used to SQL without it.