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Using Drizzle Studio for local database access in GitHub Codespaces
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| Drizzle Studio is a cloud hosted web ui `local.drizzle.studio`. | |
| It connects to the local hosted api that is started when using `drizzle-kit studio` in your terminal. | |
| By default, the ui tries to connect to localhost:4983. | |
| If using github codespaces, the server will be at a link like `your-codespace-name-4983.app.github.dev`. | |
| If you try to use the `--host` param for the cli it won't work. (https://github.com/drizzle-team/drizzle-kit-mirror/issues/381) | |
| Instead, use the `?host` query param when accessing `local.drizzle.studio`. | |
| Because the codespace url has the port in the subdomain, you need drizzle studio to access it at the default https port `443`. | |
| The final url will look like: | |
| `https://local.drizzle.studio/?host=your-codespace-name-4983.app.github.dev&port=443` | |
| IMPORTANT: Make sure to make the port public. Go to the `PORTS` tab next to the terminal in vscode and right click on the port > change visibility > make pulic. | |
| You do not need to add any cli args, just leave it at `drizzle-kit studio` |
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