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sqlite support #627
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I've checked the code, it should not be much to do, I'll try to contribute that change. |
👍 indeed it should be simple enough, and similar to the MySQL or Postgres query runners. But I'm curious: in what use case you find it useful to connect re:dash to a sqlite datasource? |
I've submitted a pull request with that feature. For those who want to test it easily, I've pushed a docker image
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When... I need to easily get & graph informations out of a sqlite datasource :) I wrote a tool that analyze several log sources from a production environment, and daily consolidate those informations in a sqlite database, and then extract graphs from those tables. Those tables are a mine of informations that are useful for those who can query them. Plugging re:dash on that database would allow to easily extract information from that database, remeber useful queries under names, and perhaps let my boss and co-worker be aware of those informations with pretty graph without letting them drawn into Sqlite queries. |
Our app, which is installed at customer sites, uses sqlite to store data and logs. We retrieve sqlite DBs on a daily basis for troubleshooting purposes. Would be nice to visualize data and store common queries. |
Is support for sqlite databases something feasible ?
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