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@sylvainbaron

Here is my problem. I tried this several times… And my DB is not created… get error 500

@sylvainbaron

I tried this several times… And my DB is not created… get error 500

I have been in this (frustrating) place… and while there can be many causes, here are two threads that helped me through the weeds with similar “my db isn’t being created” issues:

Docker - how do you deploy with new DB structural updates?

I’ve pushed my docker to Production and it is running live, but now need to publish a change involving the database. When I follow these fantastic instructions, everything works except my “backed up” live database contents are not restored. I didn’t delete the tables/columns they were in, I just added more tables and columns in the new update, as well as included some base data for the new deploy. I’m thinking the combo of me wanting to add data, update the structure, AND keep the old data is …

and

Setting up Wappler 5 for Docker w/ NodeJS & Postgres on macOS w/ help from community

[heeeeeeeeep] I hesistate to ask, but have tried my best to figure this out and am questioning my sanity… is there anyone in the community willing to share their Wappler install process? Essentially hoping someone would make a list of steps to make Wappler happy for a brand new user wanting to develop nodeJS + Postgres Edit: Thanks to Apple’s help, I was able to get past a “dead end bug” that was making me think I’d never figure Wappler out.

@sylvainbaron

any advice for external manager so I can check if my DB is well created

Since you’re also using Postgres, I’d suggest also considering pgAdmin

It’s included in the prebuilt downloads here if you don’t already have it: PostgreSQL: Downloads

DataGrip offers some great features, but if you’re just using it to check Wappler’s work … the database diagramming tool in pgAdmin is awesome for that, and pgAdmin is delightfully free! ERD Tool — pgAdmin 4 8.6 documentation