Are you looking to transform your SQLite databases, CSV, JSON, or NDJSON files into stunning visualizations? Meet Sqliteviz—a single-page offline-first Progressive Web Application (PWA) designed to offer fully client-side visualization capabilities. In this article, we’ll guide you through the incredible features of Sqliteviz, how to get started, and troubleshooting if you run into issues.
Key Features of Sqliteviz
- Run SQL queries on a SQLite database and create Plotly charts and pivot tables based on the results.
- Import CSV, JSON, or NDJSON files into your SQLite database and visualize the imported data.
- Export the result set to a CSV file for easy sharing.
- Manage queries and execute them across different databases seamlessly.
- Import and export queries in a JSON format.
- Export modified SQLite databases.
- Enjoy offline access directly from your operating system’s application menu, just like other desktop apps.
Quickstart: Getting Started with Sqliteviz
The latest release of Sqliteviz is available [here](https://sqliteviz.com/app) for immediate use. Simply visit the link and start experiencing the power of client-side SQLite database visualization.
Understanding the Code Like a Pro
Sqliteviz is built on a robust framework that includes libraries like React Chart Editor, PivotTable.js, and Vue.js. Think of it like constructing a multi-level cake:
- The base layer is like sql.js, providing the foundation with SQLite functionality.
- The middle layers represent different charting libraries, such as React Chart Editor and PivotTable.js, enhancing the cake with delightful visual flavors.
- Finally, the icing is your Vue-Codemirror, offering smooth, text-editing capabilities to make your SQL queries sweet and editable.
When all these ingredients come together, you create a delightful and functional application that serves delectable visual representations of your data!
Troubleshooting Common Issues
If you encounter issues while using Sqliteviz, here are some troubleshooting tips:
- Issue with Loading Files: Ensure that your CSV, JSON, or NDJSON files are correctly formatted. You can validate your file format using online validators.
- Database Connection Issues: Check if you are trying to access the correct SQLite database path. It may help to restart Sqliteviz and try reconnecting.
- Error in Queries: Review your SQL queries for syntax errors. Sometimes a simple typo can throw off your results.
- If problems persist, check the documentation for more detailed instructions and troubleshooting tips.
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