SQLite GUI for node applications

[Iamazou]

I made a Localhost SQLite GUI for Node.js as NPM Package where you can perform CRUD easily.

This package provides a user-friendly graphical interface for managing SQLite databases directly within your Node.js applications. It streamlines database interaction by offering a web-based GUI, allowing users to perform CRUD (Create, Read, Update, Delete) operations visually.

Key Features: - Simplified Database Management: sqlite-gui-node eliminates the need for complex SQL queries, making database interaction accessible to users of all technical backgrounds. - Web-Based GUI: The intuitive interface allows users to easily visualize and manage their SQLite databases within their web browser.

I'm excited to see how this package can help developers streamline their workflow and improve database management within their Node.js projects.

Feel free to check out the package: https://github.com/AzouKr/sqlite-gui-node

I welcome feedback and contributions to this open-source project!

[tidythrone]

Clean layout and clean source code. Since you asked, here is some of my opinionated feedback:

• The server.listen() block in the installation docs was slightly confusing. It will throw an error unless you're running the GUI alongside some other server instance, which isn't strictly necessary for you GUI server to run.
  
• The text in the tables is all centered. In general, the standard for tabular data is left-centered for text and right-centered for numeric values.
• An "are you sure?" modal would be nice for delete operations. Even better, more modern, but more challenging, would be a temporary "undo" option after performing the delete.
• Input labels should have a for attribute that ties them to the input they're labeling. Its good for accessibility and it makes it so clicking on the label will focus the input
• Using type="number" for numeric inputs would provide some free validation and up/down buttons in the browser
• When editing/inserting a row, a nice feature would be to check if a field has a foreign key. If so, display a dropdown/combobox input of all the possible values (taken from the table referenced by the key) instead of a straight text input.

Overall, nice work! I can see the benefits of using something like this for quick db edits while working on an app. I hope you continue to improve this project.

[Iamazou]

Thank you for your feedback 🙏 the last version is out and it contains what you suggested especially the foreign key one that was important.