You mentioned you'd like to know if it works in Windows, and I think it does!
My setup is a bit of a one-off. I'm running it inside ConEmu, with the environment initialized from a batch script. That way, my whole setup is portable. Postgres is fired up with a tab in ConEmu (cleaned up once ConEmu closes by the waiting script that spawned it). None of it has admin, but seems to allow me to bootstrap any tool I'd like to use. I also have MinGW and the GNU tools that were compiled for Windows. So from now on, I'll have pgcli fire up instead of just psql when that ConEmu tab opens.
I have to say it's a pleasure to see it Just Work. I haven't done anything clever yet, just some basic fiddlin'. But it's really quite nice to have a pretty CLI tool for PG in Windows!
My setup is a bit of a one-off. I'm running it inside ConEmu, with the environment initialized from a batch script. That way, my whole setup is portable. Postgres is fired up with a tab in ConEmu (cleaned up once ConEmu closes by the waiting script that spawned it). None of it has admin, but seems to allow me to bootstrap any tool I'd like to use. I also have MinGW and the GNU tools that were compiled for Windows. So from now on, I'll have pgcli fire up instead of just psql when that ConEmu tab opens.
I have to say it's a pleasure to see it Just Work. I haven't done anything clever yet, just some basic fiddlin'. But it's really quite nice to have a pretty CLI tool for PG in Windows!
EDIT: whoops, wrong tool name.