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PostgresGUI is a focused, native PostgreSQL GUI for Mac. It connects to local and hosted PostgreSQL databases without sending connection details, queries, or results through a PostgresGUI server.

1. Clone the repository:

   git clone https://github.com/PostgresGUI/app.git
   cd app

2. Open the project in Xcode:

   open PostgresGUI.xcodeproj

3. IMPORTANT: Configure code signing:

   • Select the PostgresGUI target in the project navigator
   • Go to Signing & Capabilities tab
   • Select your Team from the dropdown (use your Apple ID's "Personal Team" if you don't have a paid developer account)

4. Build and run with Cmd+R

If you don't want to open Xcode to configure code signing manually, you can use the provided script to set your Apple Developer Team ID and run the build directly from the terminal:

1. Apply your Team ID and a custom Bundle Identifier prefix:

   ./clean_pbxproj.sh YOUR_TEAM_ID com.yourname

   (You can find your 10-character Team ID in your Apple Developer account)

2. Build the app and generate the DMG:

   ./build_dmg.sh

When you select your team in step 3, Xcode modifies project.pbxproj with your team ID. Do not include this change in your pull request.

This app uses macOS Keychain to securely store database passwords. Keychain access requires a valid code signature, so even local development builds need to be signed with your team ID.

• Visit postgresgui.com/support for help and documentation
• Report bugs on GitHub Issues

• Connect to PostgreSQL through an SSH tunnel
• Connect PostgresGUI to Supabase
• Connect PostgresGUI to Neon
• Read EXPLAIN ANALYZE output

PostgresGUI is built on the shoulders of giants. Special thanks to:

• The PostgresNIO team for the excellent PostgreSQL client library
• The Swift NIO project for the networking foundation