sqlitebrowser / Dbhub.io
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A "Cloud" for SQLite databases. Collaborative development for your data. :)
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DBHub.io
What it is
An early stage (in development) "Cloud" for SQLite databases, with special integration for DB Browser for SQLite.
You can try out our live server at https://dbhub.io, or run it locally for your own users.
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Requirements
- Golang - version 1.8 or above is required, with 1.9 highly recommended.
- Memcached - version 1.4.33 and above are known to work.
- Minio - release 2016-11-26T02:23:47Z and later are known to work.
- PostgreSQL - version 9.6 or above is required.
Subdirectories
- api - A very simple API server, used for querying databases remotely.
- common - Library of functions used by the DBHub.io components.
- database - PostgreSQL database schema.
- default_licences - Useful Open Source licences suitable for databases.
- db4s - REST server which DB Browser for SQLite and Dio use for communicating with DBHub.io.
- webui - The main public facing webUI.
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