@AJ0070

I went to test this module. It was having issues with installation, and the app was not being proxied.

I forked the registry and made a branch to see if I can understand what is going wrong here.

The main things that I changed on my side to get this working, was I introduced a variable for the pgadmin config, introduced locals to do joins and formatting, and I utilized the venv for pgadmin.

I then added a step to write the configuration to a file so that pgadmin loads with the ideal settings for coder.

Here is the fork if you would like to take a look. https://github.com/DevelopmentCats/registry/tree/cat/AJ0070-pgadmin-fix/registry/AJ0070

@AJ0070

I went to test this module. It was having issues with installation, and the app was not being proxied.

I forked the registry and made a branch to see if I can understand what is going wrong here.

The main things that I changed on my side to get this working, was I introduced a variable for the pgadmin config, and introduced locals to format the url and healthcheck.

I then added a step to write the configuration to a file so that pgadmin loads with the ideal settings for coder.

Here is the fork if you would like to take a look. https://github.com/DevelopmentCats/registry/tree/cat/AJ0070-pgadmin-fix/registry/AJ0070

Thanks for the details!
I'll look into this

Thank you so much for taking the time to test the module and provide such detailed feedback. I really appreciate you forking the repository and creating a working example it was incredibly helpful for understanding the issues with installation and proxying.
Your solution is much more stable. With your permission, I would love to incorporate the changes from your cat/AJ0070-pgadmin-fix branch into my PR to get this merged.

Please let me know @DevelopmentCats if that's okay with you. Thanks again for your help!

Thank you so much for taking the time to test the module and provide such detailed feedback. I really appreciate you forking the repository and creating a working example it was incredibly helpful for understanding the issues with installation and proxying. Your solution is much more stable. With your permission, I would love to incorporate the changes from your cat/AJ0070-pgadmin-fix branch into my PR to get this merged.

Please let me know @DevelopmentCats if that's okay with you. Thanks again for your help!

No worries.

That's totally fine with me. I'm happy to provide in whatever way I can. Sorry I couldn't point out the exact issues right out of the gate. I had never really worked with pgadmin-web before now and it took me a minute to get it myself lol.

Thanks for the confirmation!

I've implemented the changes. Let me know if there's anything else you'd like adjusted.

@AJ0070, please link a video demo of the module wokring in a Coder workspace. Thanks,

@AJ0070, please link a video demo of the module wokring in a Coder workspace. Thanks,

I'll do that right after I fix the workflow failure.

@DevelopmentCats, could you please review the recent changes when you have a moment?

Hey @AJ0070. that video doesn't show pgadmin with coder. the agent doesn't start and there is no pgadmin button in the dashboard

Now pgAdmin icon is visible:

but I am not sure why the connection is refusing:

2025-07-24 13:47:00.932 [debu]  apphealth: error checking app health  id=9830f5f2-bf28-4ef1-981a-090ccaf65dbb  slug=pgadmin  now_unhealthy=true  error="Get \"http://localhost:5050/\": dial tcp [::1]:5050: connect: connection refused"

@DevelopmentCats Did you encounter anything like this during your local testing? Let me know if you have any suggestions for resolving it.

Now pgAdmin icon is visible:

but I am not sure why the connection is refusing:

2025-07-24 13:47:00.932 [debu]  apphealth: error checking app health  id=9830f5f2-bf28-4ef1-981a-090ccaf65dbb  slug=pgadmin  now_unhealthy=true  error="Get \"http://localhost:5050/\": dial tcp [::1]:5050: connect: connection refused"

@DevelopmentCats Did you encounter anything like this during your local testing? Let me know if you have any suggestions for resolving it.

Even in my version, it still took forever to build.

PGAdmin seems to be pretty heavy overall, and I doubt there is much to be done to speed the install up. In my testing though I was able to get pgadmin installed, and available over the coder app button.

Now pgAdmin icon is visible:

but I am not sure why the connection is refusing:

2025-07-24 13:47:00.932 [debu]  apphealth: error checking app health  id=9830f5f2-bf28-4ef1-981a-090ccaf65dbb  slug=pgadmin  now_unhealthy=true  error="Get \"http://localhost:5050/\": dial tcp [::1]:5050: connect: connection refused"

@DevelopmentCats Did you encounter anything like this during your local testing? Let me know if you have any suggestions for resolving it.

Even in my version, it still took forever to build.

PGAdmin seems to be pretty heavy overall, and I doubt there is much to be done to speed the install up. In my testing though I was able to get pgadmin installed, and available over the coder app button.

Were you able to open it?

Now pgAdmin icon is visible:

but I am not sure why the connection is refusing:

2025-07-24 13:47:00.932 [debu]  apphealth: error checking app health  id=9830f5f2-bf28-4ef1-981a-090ccaf65dbb  slug=pgadmin  now_unhealthy=true  error="Get \"http://localhost:5050/\": dial tcp [::1]:5050: connect: connection refused"

@DevelopmentCats Did you encounter anything like this during your local testing? Let me know if you have any suggestions for resolving it.

Even in my version, it still took forever to build.
PGAdmin seems to be pretty heavy overall, and I doubt there is much to be done to speed the install up. In my testing though I was able to get pgadmin installed, and available over the coder app button.

Were you able to open it?

It was not loading up when I pulled and tested it last, but let me build and test again. Maybe I can provide you some valuable output

It was not loading up when I pulled and tested it last, but let me build and test again. Maybe I can provide you some valuable output

Thanks so much for looking into this. Once you share your output, I’ll be able to figure out whether the issue is with my local setup or something in the code.

@DevelopmentCats, have you had a chance to test this? Your feedback would be greatly appreciated.