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Effortlessly manage SQLite databases stored in OPFS with SQLite Viewer. This extension provides a visual SQL editor. SQLite Viewer: A Chrome Extension for Managing SQLite Databases stored in OPFS Gain instant insights into your SQLite databases stored within Chrome's OPFS with SQLite Viewer. This lightweight Chrome extension caters specifically to developers, offering a convenient and efficient way to browse and analyze your data directly in the browser. - SQL Viewing: SQLite Viewer allows you to view and navigate your database schema with clarity. Explore tables, columns, and data types to understand the structure and content of your databases. - Intuitive Interface: The extension prioritizes a clean and user-friendly interface. Easily navigate your databases, view table structures, and inspect data records with minimal effort. - Enhanced Data Management: View, edit, and manipulate your data with ease. The extension offers a clear and concise table view, allowing you to browse, update, and delete records intuitively. Built for Developers: SQLite Viewer streamlines the process of exploring and understanding your OPFS-based SQLite databases. This extension empowers developers to quickly gain insights into their data, fostering a more efficient development workflow. Due to limitations with Chrome Extensions, the functionality of SQLite Viewer relies on an external library: sqlite-client: https://github.com/magieno/sqlite-client. This library must be included on the webpage you're working with for the extension to function properly. With SQLite Viewer, exploring and understanding your SQLite databases within OPFS becomes effortless. Download the extension today and unlock a streamlined approach to data exploration!
SQLite Manager for Google Chrome™
SQLite Manager for Google Chrome™ allows you to edit/view SQLite databases directly on Google Chrome. You can read one or multiple SQLite databases and run SQLite commands right in your browser. On our web-site you can easily load SQLite databases from your PC or from your Google Drive, edit your database and save the db file onto your PC or right on your Google Drive without saving it onto your desktop computer. You can edit the SQLite database directly inside the Google Chrome browser. This software is 100% free and does not require you to pay. Disclaimer: Please note this extension is NOT made by Google and is made by an independent development team. All copyrights belong to their respective owners. Google doesn’t endorse or sponsor this Chrome extension. SQLite Manager for Google Chrome™ is not owned by, is not licensed by and is not a subsidiary of Google Inc.
SQLite Manager
Manage, manipulate, and plot one or more SQLite databases and optionally import and export records to a CSV table This extension offers a range of functionalities to simplify your interaction with SQLite databases. It allows you to read, edit, and manipulate records within one or multiple SQLite databases. The extension conveniently displays records in a table format, which can be further visualized through plotting or exported in CSV format. For experimentation, the extension includes a sample SQLite database. Additionally, you can create one or multiple new databases directly in your browser's memory, enabling a seamless start from scratch. The extension uses the WebAssembly (WASM) version of SQLite, enabling it to open databases using its JavaScript engine. With this approach, there is no longer a need for any native application to handle SQLite databases. One feature of this extension is its blending of a Mathematica-like environment with NC (notebook computing), allowing you to have multiple computational regions within a single window. This setup allows you to run statements on different databases efficiently. The extension has an internal plotting component powered by "Chart.js," enabling you to visualize your records in formats such as "pie," "donut," or "line." Working with databases: You can drop a database onto the interface to start working with it or inspect its table structure. Notes: This extension operates entirely offline. There is no data sent or received from any external server, providing a secure and private environment for your SQLite database operations.
SQLite Manager for Google Chrome™
SQLite Manager allows you to edit/view SQLite databases directly on Google Chrome. You can read one or multiple SQLite databases and run SQLite commands right in your browser. ✔ Load SQLite database files from your device - Use the "File" menu to open or create a new SQLite database or simply drop a database into this window. You can work on several databases. To select the active database use the selector tool in the top right side of the screen. Work on your database now ✔ Manage your database, using SQL or Math,js commands - You can run one or more SQLite or Math.js commands in each computational box. To execute the command press the "Enter" key. To move to the next line without executing the command use "Shift" + "Enter" key combination. Note that each computational box can either run SQLite or Math.js commands. You are not allowed to mix these two. ✔ Extended help by commands - Use help("command name") to get more info about each Math.js command (e.g.: help("selected")). This function is not usable for SQLite commands at the moment. ✔ Build plots of database - plot: plot one or more arrays. See the Chart.js menu for examples This software is 100% free and does not require you to pay. Disclaimer: Please note this extension is NOT made by Google and is made by an independent development team. All copyrights belong to their respective owners. Google doesn’t endorse or sponsor this Chrome extension. SQLite Manager is not owned by, is not licensed by and is not a subsidiary of Google Inc.
OPFS Explorer
OPFS Explorer is a Chrome DevTools extension that allows you to explore the Origin Private File System (OPFS) of a web application. OPFS Explorer is a Chrome DevTools extension that allows you to explore the Origin Private File System (OPFS, https://fs.spec.whatwg.org/) of a web application. To use it, open Chrome DevTools and click on the OPFS Explorer tab. The extension will automatically analyze the OPFS of the current web application and display the file hierarchy. You can then click on any file to download its contents or delete the file (which may fail if the file is locked). Note that deleting files may cause the application to break. You can test the extension on the demo page (https://tomayac.github.io/opfs-explorer/). The source code is on GitHub (https://github.com/tomayac/opfs-explorer).
