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ZeQLplus: Terminal SQLite Database Browser

26 amadeuspagel 5 6/28/2025, 12:32:02 PM github.com ↗

Comments (5)

amadeuspagel · 5h ago

This is the best tool in its category that I've found. It's the only that can stream results (so you can run SELECT without LIMIT and see the first results immidiately) and display them as a table.

EDIT: Crashes often though.

deafpolygon · 1h ago

How is that best in class, then? If it crashes often, it’s not production-ready.

amadeuspagel · 1h ago

I wrote that in a burst of enthusiasm before I noted the crashes.

smartmic · 2h ago

Interesting to see a tool written in V in the wild. I will try it out just for that reason.

CraigJPerry · 1h ago

The UI looks a lot like Harlequin https://github.com/tconbeer/harlequin