Android Data Debugger is a sdk tool which provides debug feature for Android Applications to view all databases and query on them using smart query templates. Supports SQLite database and all versions of CouchbaseLite database.
- Show all sqlite and couchbase databases
- Show all tables of selected database
- Gives a console where you can query on selected table
- Provide Smart Query Templates which gives you predefined queries on the fly
- Shows queried data in a page of default size 20 rows(can be change from pagination tool), for large data you can go particular page on the go using bottom Pagination view
- Android 4.1+
- Android Studio 3.0
Add the following in the dependencies section of the application's build.gradle (the one in the app folder).
implementation 'com.pkj.wow.android.datadebug:AndroidDataDebugger:0.1.0-5'
// dependencies
implementation 'com.pkj.wow.paginationview:PaginationView:1.0.2-8'
implementation 'de.codecrafters.tableview:tableview:2.8.0'
implementation 'com.android.support.constraint:constraint-layout:1.0.2'
To view your all database's it needs context to redirect on screen which have all data and sync information regarding manger.
// Initialise by passing application context
DataDebug dataDebug = DataDebug.instance(getApplicationContext());
// Start will show database screen
dataDebug.start();
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