Understanding the Dashboard
The dashboard is your command center for managing your WoWSQL project. Let's explore its features.
4.1 Dashboard Overview
The project overview shows:
- Project statistics (tables, users, storage usage)
- Quick access to key features
- Recent activity
- Project health status
Figure 4.1: Main Dashboard
4.2 Navigation Menu
The left sidebar provides access to:
- Database - Tables, queries, schema
- Authentication - User management
- Storage - File management
- API Keys - Key management
- Team - Collaboration
- Settings - Project configuration
Figure 4.2: Navigation Menu
4.3 Project Statistics
View real-time statistics about your project:
- Total tables
- Total records
- Storage used
- API requests (current period)
Figure 4.3: Project Statistics
4.4 Connect Menu
Use the Connect menu at the top of the project overview to copy everything you need to connect:
- Project URL (
https://your-project-slug.wowsqlconnect.com) - Anon key (
wowsql_anon_...; the service role key is in Project Settings) - Direct connection string (
postgresql://USER:[YOUR-PASSWORD]@db.your-project-slug.wowsqlconnect.com:5432/postgres) - CLI setup (
pip install wowsql-cli && wowsql login && wowsql init --project your-project-slug)
Click an item to copy it. Open connection settings at the bottom of the menu goes to Project Settings. The overview also shows a health status for Postgres, Data API, Auth, Realtime, Storage and MCP.
While a new project is still provisioning, the overview shows a progress screen (for example Setting up Postgres) with a While you wait panel of SDK, CLI and Data API setup snippets. Dedicated projects that are queued show Waiting for capacity; a project moving from shared to dedicated shows Moving to dedicated.