pocketbase-explorer

You can inspect PocketBase collections and schemas from the command line by running a TypeScript CLI script that connects to the database and lists field definitions, access rules, and available entities.

To query PocketBase records for debugging during local development, use a CLI script that retrieves data across collections to validate permissions, verify data state, and inspect records like characters and rolls.

Yes, you need admin credentials provided via environment variables to explore private PocketBase collections. The CLI supports unauthenticated access for public collections but requires admin authentication for private data.

The best way to verify data integrity and access rules in a PocketBase database is to use an exploration CLI that queries records and inspects collection schemas to debug data-related issues and validate permissions.

Yes, you can list all available PocketBase entities without writing custom query scripts by running a dedicated explorer command that outputs the complete data graph and collection list directly from the database.