Extension Foundation
Generic, user-controlled, diagnosable loading of trusted SQLite .dylib extensions.
Chwilio already covers most day-to-day SQLite work. I keep this roadmap public so you always know what's real today and what's still coming.
Generic, user-controlled, diagnosable loading of trusted SQLite .dylib extensions.
A custom AppKit grid tuned for large result sets, with SQL-backed sorting, paging, a multi-row filter builder, and column freeze/pin.
Edits never mutate SQLite immediately — every change is a reviewable item in a pending change set.
A multi-tab query editor with smart run, async execution + cancellation, multi-statement results, EXPLAIN, bind parameters, and edit-back.
A unified export engine across nine formats and a guided import pipeline reachable from every tabular surface.
Create, rename, drop, and edit tables, views, indexes, and triggers — through native ALTERs or the official table-rebuild workflow.
Create / in-memory / read-only databases, ATTACH, WAL control, maintenance, backup, and a database info panel.
Extension Manager, resizable panes, and the launch readiness pass. Preferences, status bar, command palette, and signing remain.
The headline items deferred from earlier phases — a GPU-drawn grid canvas and a reader/writer connection pool.