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I usually just spin up datasette (hi, simonw) for this, although this looks prettier in a “they just used bootstrap“ kinda way (not that I'm denigrating that… i
by zellyn 3y ago
I usually just spin up datasette (hi, simonw) for this, although this looks prettier in a “they just used bootstrap“ kinda way (not that I'm denigrating that… it made all our internal tools at work look really nice for years!).
datasette's origin story orients it towards readonly access, and it is strictly and overwhelmingly more powerful in that regard, due to the 139 and growing plugins. The 46 (according to the website) associated tools that datasette has should work equally well with any sqlite-related tooling.
Also, datasette's completely automatic faceting (if your data is sane-ish) is really nice.
Hmmm. They're both Python… maybe they should unite, Voltron style! :-)