General interface with sqlite: Create and update SQLite databases

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by Leo Bernhard - 5 months ago (2015-08-24) sqlite

Create and update SQLite databases

+3	I would like to have an interface to manage SQLite databases.

• 1 Clarification request

• 1. by Manuel Lemos - 5 months ago (2015-08-25) Reply

  Would you like something like PHPMyAdmin but for SQLite databases?

• 2. by Leo Bernhard - 5 months ago (2015-08-26) in reply to comment 1 by Manuel Lemos Comment

  Yes - that would be great !

• 3. by Larry Wakeman - 5 months ago (2015-09-02) in reply to comment 2 by Leo Bernhard Comment

  There are some managers, just google sqlite manager.

• 4. by Leo Bernhard - 5 months ago (2015-09-04) in reply to comment 3 by Larry Wakeman Comment

  Thank you all for information !

• 5. by Jules vr dogg - 5 months ago (2015-09-14) in reply to comment 1 by Manuel Lemos Comment

  Yes

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by Samuel Adeshina package author 775 - 5 months ago (2015-08-24) Comment Although, the structure of your request is kind of a little bit vague and ambiguous, the presence of the two words "interfacing" and "sqlite" makes it look like you need a wrapper for an sqlite database, so here's one. It is a database wrapper that can be used to "communicate" with any database system that works with PHP. You can view this package as a "Model" in an "MVC framework".

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• 1. by Manuel Lemos - 5 months ago (2015-08-25) Reply

  I think he wants something like PHPMyAdmin for SQLite. I don't know if such thing exists.

• 2. by Samuel Adeshina package author - 5 months ago (2015-08-26) in reply to comment 1 by Manuel Lemos Reply

  I've never seen one either. Although it sounds like a very big project to embark on, it's something that can easily be created.

• 3. by Axel Hahn - 5 months ago (2015-08-26) Reply

  I don't use them myself - I prefer a desktop application. Maybe you try to search for "Sidu admin Gui" or "MyWebSql".

• 4. by Manuel Lemos - 5 months ago (2015-08-26) in reply to comment 2 by Samuel Adeshina Reply

  Yes, PHPMyAdmin is very complete, but maybe a package that provides a subset of the features is sufficient for Leo.

• 5. by Leo Bernhard - 5 months ago (2015-09-04) Reply

  Thank you all for info!

• 6. by Markku Niskanen - 3 months ago (2015-11-04) in reply to comment 1 by Manuel Lemos Reply

  If one is looking for something like PHPMyAdmin I have a recommendation. I have been using adminer (google for it) for quite some time. It is a very comprehensive web application and can be compared to PyhpMyAdmin. Very, very solid, never had one single problem.