PL/SQL is a programming language that allows you to use SQL cursor control, functions, transaction control statements, and more. With it, you don’t need to convert to SQL data types. In this article, we look at the top 20 PL SQL projects you can contribute to or work on.
Plsql Formatter Settings
The project affords you formatter settings based on Trivadis/PL/SQL&SQL coding rules. The settings are compatible with Oracle SQLcl Version 21.3.0 and Developer Version 21.2.1. You can tweak settings in the preference section to match that of rule 5.
Internet radio streams
If you are working on a music project that needs you to display radios streaming via the internet, this repository got you sorted. It provides a detailed list of all free online radios.
Naming convention
If you find it hard to name things in your group projects, you should consider using this repo. It comes with naming conventions for popular languages such as Python, JavaScript, and C#. As such, reviewing the code will be a walk in the park.
Bookstore
This PL SQL project shows developers how to create a WordPress website using the Themosis framework. It shows you how to use it with APIs and how to handle input from the user side. All you need is PHP 5.6.4+ and Themosis.
Pmd
This is a multilingual analyzer of static code. It is more of a debugger finding flaws such as unwanted object creation and empty variables. It is also extensible allowing you to extend it using Java or XPath queries.
Plsql Color Schemes
This project allows you to change color themes between light and dark themes. The project is based on Intellij and Notepad++ ideas. There are lots of colors to choose from. As you’d expect, you can always revert to default settings.
SQL Cookbook
This project provides best practices for constructing queries. You also get some of the most popular ideas so you can work seamlessly with the data at hand. All you need is basic knowledge of SQL and data structures.
Dbcli
The project provides you with a command-line for Postgre SQL, Oracle, DB2, and MySQL. These command-line utilities are based on OSX, Linux, Windows, and MSYS operating systems.
Teplsql
It is a PL SQL template that enables the generation of the text output. This can be source code or web pages, among others. All you need is the data to use and a simple calculation and Teplsql will do the rest.
Pl-fpdf
If you want to generate pdf files from a database such as Oracle, this is the best bet for you. It also converts images into PNG format for better clarity.
Oracle Rwd Email Template API
This project is written in PL/SQL to use on Oracle development. It allows you to create responsive email templates that you can use as APIs. With it, you get more global variables to work with and there’s huge code refactoring.
Apex Plugins
Here, you get a host of Apex plugins to use on your projects. You get anywhere from table to item plugins and more.
Built with roots
Built with roots is a WordPress demo website built with Roots. It helps you learn Roots language more practically. You can build the demo website on your local server by contributing to the code development.
Pit
Pit is an instrumentation toolkit, which you can use with PL/SQL. With it, you can manage tasks such as user messages, assertion functions, exceptions, and trace information, among others.
Database migration
This PL/SQL script enables you to migrate data from an array of database management systems. You can use Azure SQL, S3, Vertica, and Oracle, to mention but a few.
Alexandria Plsql Utils
If you want to use PL/SQL then you need several packages for different projects. This repository provides you with many utility packages and links to other libraries.
PL / SQL Project
Wondering how the PL/SQL library looks like? Well, get yourself this project. It provides you with a detailed structure of the library so you can better use it.
Oredis
This is a PL/SQL Redis library that extends the functionality of the database. With it, you can use Redis Cluster and asynchronous execution of the command.
Plsql Cop Sqldev
This is a free extension intended for SQL developers. It allows you to check an editor’s content compliance with Trivadis PL/SQL & SQL Coding Guidelines Version 4.0.
Ploc
The npm package generates Markdown docs from PL/SQL code. These docs can be used in your documentation so you can comment on your code.
Final verdict
We hope this top 20 PL/SQL projects list will help you choose the best project to work on. With a few code lines, you’ll be ready to work on say many projects as you want.
