data-peek
Features

Foreign Key Drill-Down

Navigate between related rows by clicking foreign key values

Foreign Key Drill-Down

When your query results include foreign key columns, data-peek lets you click through to the referenced row instantly.

How It Works

  1. Foreign key cells are rendered as clickable links
  2. Click a FK value to open a side panel showing the referenced row from the parent table
  3. If that row also has FK columns, click again to drill deeper
  4. Panels stack side-by-side, showing the full relationship chain

Side Panel

Clicking a FK value opens the referenced row in a slide-out panel to the right. A breadcrumb trail at the top shows your navigation path.

Open in New Tab

Hold Cmd (macOS) or Ctrl (Windows/Linux) while clicking a FK value to open the referenced row in a new tab instead of the side panel.

Requirements

  • The table must have foreign key constraints defined in the database
  • data-peek reads FK metadata from the schema to detect linkable columns

This is especially useful for debugging relational data. Start from an order, click the customer_id to see the customer, then click their billing_address_id to see the address, all without writing a JOIN.

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