Enhance MySQLManager with additional database operations #110
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Add Complete MySQL/MariaDB Support
Summary
Description
This PR implements complete MySQL/MariaDB support for DataPup, bringing the database client to feature parity with existing ClickHouse and PostgreSQL implementations. The MySQL manager now includes all required CRUD operations, proper connection management, schema introspection, and transaction support. Users can now connect to MySQL/MariaDB databases and perform all standard database operations including querying, inserting, updating, and deleting data.
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Related Issues
Fixes # (MySQL/MariaDB support implementation)
Screenshots/Recordings
Before
MySQL was listed as "Coming Soon" in documentation and had incomplete implementation
After
MySQL now appears in supported database types and connects successfully
Testing
Please confirm the following:
Test Instructions
npm run devSELECT 1to verify query executionAdditional Notes
This PR completes the MySQL/MariaDB implementation that was previously marked as "coming soon" in the project documentation. The implementation follows the same architectural patterns as the existing ClickHouse and PostgreSQL managers, ensuring consistency and maintainability. All methods now return proper TypeScript interface types instead of
any, improving type safety throughout the codebase.The changes include:
Checklist