GORM Studio

A Prisma Studio-like visual database browser and editor for Go applications using GORM. Browse schemas, manage data with full CRUD, run SQL queries, export ERD diagrams (PNG/PDF), import/export data in multiple formats (JSON, CSV, SQL, Excel, DBML, YAML), and generate Go model code — all from a single studio.Mount() call embedded in your Gin application.

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What's Included

Visual Schema Browser

Full CRUD Data Management

Raw SQL Editor (DDL-Safe)

ERD Diagram Export (PNG & PDF)

Data Export (JSON, CSV, SQL)

Data Import (JSON, CSV, SQL, Excel)

Go Model Code Generation

Schema Import (SQL, DBML, YAML)

Relationship Navigation

Bulk Operations

Auth Middleware Support

SQLite, PostgreSQL & MySQL

Installation

terminal

$ go get github.com/MUKE-coder/gorm-studio/studio

How to Use

Install the package

Add GORM Studio to your Go project alongside Gin and GORM.

go get github.com/MUKE-coder/gorm-studio/studio

Mount in your Gin app

Pass your GORM database instance and model list to studio.Mount(). That's it — one line.

import (
    "github.com/MUKE-coder/gorm-studio/studio"
    "github.com/gin-gonic/gin"
    "gorm.io/gorm"
)

router := gin.Default()
studio.Mount(router, db, []interface{}{&User{}, &Post{}})
router.Run(":8080")

Open the studio

Navigate to /studio in your browser to browse schemas, manage data, run SQL, and export diagrams.

# Open http://localhost:8080/studio

Configure for production

Add authentication, read-only mode, or disable the SQL editor for production environments.

studio.Mount(router, db, models, studio.Config{
    Prefix:         "/admin/studio",
    ReadOnly:       true,
    DisableSQL:     true,
    AuthMiddleware: gin.BasicAuth(gin.Accounts{
        "admin": "secret-password",
    }),
})

Free

Open source component

Free to use · MIT License

CategoryDatabase

PlatformsGo

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