SQLiteOnWeb

A simple tool to see sqlite database data in browser

Install

Gradle:

debugCompile 'io.github.skyhacker2:sqliteonweb:1.0.2'
releaseCompile 'io.github.skyhacker2:sqliteonweb-no-op:1.0.2'

In Application or Activity

SQLiteOnWeb.init(this).start();

SQLiteOnWeb use NanoHTTPD as server and run at 9000 port default.

Use custom port to start.

SQLiteOnWeb.init(this, PORT).start();

When run app in debug mode, you will see the address in Android Monitor

Click the address open in browser.

You can run SQL from browser to query insert or update.

Have fun. 🚀

SQLiteOnWeb is available under the MIT license. See the LICENSE file for more info.

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