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sqliteadmin v0.1.0
Manage an existing SQLite database from a browser.
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What changed in v0.1.0
The first release provides a standalone Linux/macOS CLI and an embeddable Go admin UI. Use `serve` for foreground operation, `start`, `status`, and `stop` for background operation, or `--read-only` to disable mutations.
Also: Stage row edits, run and save SQL, change schemas, create local or S3 backups, schedule snapshots, and restore backups.
v0.1.0 is available as Linux and macOS release archives with a checksum-verifying installer. Requires an existing SQLite database and login credentials; building from source requires Go 1.26 or newer.
New things you can do
Stage row inserts, edits, and deletions, then review and commit or discard them together.
Run SQL statements in the browser and inspect each statement's results.
Read the evidence
Save named SQL snippets and load them into the editor for reuse.
Inspect database schemas and preview changes to tables, columns, and indexes before applying them.
Create and download local SQLite snapshots of committed data.
Read the evidence
Store SQLite snapshots in an S3-compatible bucket.
Read the evidence
Schedule hourly, daily, weekly, or custom-interval SQLite backups.
Read the evidence
Restore SQLite from a saved snapshot or uploaded backup after validation and a safety snapshot.
Read the evidence
Open an existing SQLite database in a browser using the standalone Linux or macOS CLI.
Read the evidence
Start the admin UI in the background and check or stop it from the CLI.
Read the evidence
Embed a password-protected SQLite admin UI in a Go application.
Browse and query SQLite with admin mutations disabled.
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