Squall is a SQLite viewer and editor designed to operate within a terminal environment. It is developed in Python and utilizes the Textual package for its interface. Users can view and edit SQLite databases through SQL commands. The primary command-line option available is -f or --filename, which loads a specified database path. For installation, users require uv or pip, with specific commands provided to install or upgrade Squall. Additionally, there is a procedure to run Squall from a cloned repository by navigating to the src folder and executing a Python command.
Squall is a SQLite viewer and editor that runs in your terminal. Written in Python and using the Textual package, Squall allows you to view and edit SQLite databases using SQL.
Currently, there is only one command-line option: -f or --filename, which allows you to pass a database path to Squall to load.
Example usage requires 'squall -f path/to/database.sqlite.' Installation assumes uv or pip is installed with commands for both installation and upgrade provided.
To run Squall from a cloned repository, navigate to the cloned repository in the terminal and execute 'python -m squall.squall' within the src folder.
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