Database Connection Settings

Analyze and build connection strings for databases and services.

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Come utilizzare Connection String Parser

Attach the connection string for analysis

In the "Analyze" sheet, paste the complete connection string (e.g. postgresql://user:pass@host:5432/db?sslmode=require). The database type is automatically recognized by the protocol.

Read extracted components in table

Parser breaks down protocol, username, masked password, host, port, database/path and every parameter query into a readable table with buttons for copying individual fields.

Or build a connection string from scratch

Go to the "Build" sheet to compose a connection string by filling in individual fields (protocol, credentials, host, port, database, query parameters) and see the generated result in real-time.

Use presets for common services

Choose a pre-built example from the sidebar (PostgreSQL, MySQL, MongoDB Atlas, Redis, RabbitMQ, SMTP) to see how a real connection string is parsed immediately.

Suggerimenti

  • Use the "Build" mode when generating a connection string for a new environment (staging, production) based on known credentials and host.
  • Remember that special characters in username or password (@, :, /) must be URL encoded: the builder does it for you automatically.

Domande frequenti

Are connection strings being sent to a server?

No, all analysis occurs in the browser via native JavaScript API URL. No external connection strings, credentials or passwords are sent to servers: you can verify this even offline after initial page load.

What types of connection strings are supported?

The parser automatically recognizes PostgreSQL, MySQL/MariaDB, MongoDB (including mongodb+srv format and multi-host replica sets), Redis (also with TLS via rediss://), AMQP/RabbitMQ, and SMTP. Unrecognized URLs are still analyzed as "Generic URL".

Why is my password masked with asterisks?

To avoid accidental exposure of your password on shared screens or screenshots, you can temporarily show it by clicking the "eye" icon next to the password field in the results table.

How does MongoDB parsing work with the mongodb+srv format?

MongoDB+srv format is not natively supported by the browser's API URL, which internally normalizes it to mongodb:// before parsing and restores the original protocol in the displayed result.