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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.
SQL Format
A chrome plugin to format your SQL code Free and easy this extension format and compress your SQL code. 2.2 * Added compress button to format all query to single line (thanks xueming tang for the suggestion) 2.0 * App rewrited in React * Added options with theme light and dark This application use api SQL Format from https://sqlformat.org/ team. Thank for all !!!
JSONVue
Validate and view JSON documents JSONView port for Chrome. Original firefox extension is here: http://benhollis.net/software/jsonview/ Notes: - JSON is validated using a client-side javascript implementation of JSONLint (http://github.com/zaach/jsonlint) - this extension displays JSON text compliant with rfc 4627 (http://www.ietf.org/rfc/rfc4627.txt) - The stylesheet used to display the JSON content can be customized - JSONP (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/JSON#JSONP) is supported
SQLite Reader
Easily browse, edit and manage SQLite database inside your browser! SQLite Reader is an extension that helps you easily browse, edit and render SQLite databases. You can execute any SQLite command that you would like (SQL and SQLite have many differences but SQLite has most of the SQL standard). This add-on uses SQLite library which is compiled from C language to JavaScript with Emscripten compiler. Emscripten is a source-to-source compiler that can compile native C/C++ codes to JavaScript language. To work with this add-on, just open the app UI and drag an SQLite file to the designated area in the app (top section). Once the SQLite is fully loaded, you will see the commands in the text area (middle section) within the UI. Simply add/edit the code and then click on the - Execute SQLite - button at the top left corner (the green button). Please note that executing any command may take some time depending on the SQLite database size. The result is rendered in the result section (section III) within the app UI. You can also save the database by pressing the - Save Database - button at the top. Moreover, there is also a button to insert a "sample" SQLite code. Simply press this button and then click on the - Execute SQLite - button to see the results. Note 1: since this add-on runs SQLite commands within the browser, it runs slower than the native SQLite application/library. However, using it is very easy compared to the native SQLite application. Please note that, for a very large SQLite database, you still need the native application. This add-on is only suitable for a reasonable database size. Note 2: this add-on is still in beta and may work as expected. Please report your bugs or any feature request via addon's homepage (https://mybrowseraddon.com/sql-reader.html), bug report form.
Talend API Tester - Free Edition
Visually interact with REST, SOAP and HTTP APIs. Welcome to Talend API Tester - Free Edition, formerly known as Restlet Client. Talend API Tester makes it easy to invoke, discover and test HTTP and REST APIs. 1. Send requests and inspect responses Talend API Tester - Free Edition handles all HTTP requests, no matter how complex. Requests can be made dynamic by inserting variables. Security and authentication are fully supported, as well as hypermedia and HTML forms. You can visualize, prettify and inspect HTTP responses. Whether you want to check that your API is behaving as specified, or you need to confirm how well third-party APIs are responding, Talend API Tester lets you perform many sorts of API response tests. Use assertions to validate values of headers, parts of the body or response time among others. Environments variables can also be created to increase the reusability of your tests. - Interact with REST or simple HTTP APIs through a visual and easy-to-use UI - View and search your call history. Edit and re-send requests from history. - Save and organize your requests into projects and services. - Build dynamic requests with custom variables, security and authentication. - Visualise and inspect responses of different format (JSON, XML, HTML, images...) using different views (raw, pretty, preview) - Validate responses with assertions (status, headers, XML and JSON body, response time...) - Easily import your Postman Collections, Swagger / OAS / OpenAPI and HAR (HTTP Archive). Why does Talend API Tester require "Read and change all your data on the websites you visit" and "Communicate with cooperating websites" permissions? Chrome extensions which need access to internet resources must have the resources declared in their manifest which can be a list of URLs or URL mask. For example, http://*/* allow access to any URL. Allowing access to any URL is a primary function of Talend API Tester. The URL mask with wildcards is interpreted by Chrome Web Store as Talend API Tester can read and change all your data on the websites you visit, without meaning that the app is doing something wrong.
