dblinter
A static analysis tool that checks a PostgreSQL database schema against good design practices. It reports problems in SARIF format, with rules set in a config file.
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Overview
dblinter is a static analysis tool for PostgreSQL databases. Static checks are common for application code, but schemas rarely get the same treatment, so dblinter connects to a Postgres database and checks the schema against good design practices. Results are written in SARIF format. A configuration file describes which rules to enforce and what thresholds are acceptable. You can run it from a Docker image or directly from source with Python and Poetry.
Key features
- Checks a PostgreSQL schema against design best practices
- Outputs findings in SARIF format
- Configuration file sets rules and acceptable thresholds
- Runs from a Docker image or from source with Poetry
Best for
Useful for teams that want an automated quality check on their Postgres schema design. It needs a connection to a live database.
- Upstream
- Decathlon/dblinter
- Fork on GitHub
- Guo-astro/dblinter
- Upstream stars
- 84
- Category
- Developer tools and infrastructure
- Language
- Python
- License
- Apache-2.0
- Forked
- 2025-10-14
- Sync status
- In syncLast synced 2026-10-10
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