Core Data Lab lets you easily view, edit and analyse data of SQLite based Core Data apps. View, track and explore what’s inside your Core Data database, including all Core Data specific details like relationships, entity descriptions, fetch request templates and more
Highlights:
Setup a new project in a few easy steps using the project assistant
Select an app or model file and let Core Data Lab search for matching database
Or select a database file and let Core Data Lab search for matching apps
Or use the simulator browser to select a database and app combination in one go. Data change tracker
Hit the Play button on the toolbar to start tracking database changes
New, deleted and changed data rows are being displayed with distinct colours
Each previous row version is displayed individually, including all value changes
No need to change your project or implement special libraries. Data filter
Use the built-in easy to use predicate editor to filter and query your data
Save predicates as part of a Core Data Lab project for easy access
Duplicate predicates to make quick variants of the same filter. Data editor
Edit data directly in the detail panel or detail window
Delete rows directly in the data grid
All data mutations are validated by the active Core Data Object model. Relationships viewer
View instantly all relationships and related data of a selected row
Easily switch to another relationship
Selecting a row in the relationship panel will show the data in the detail panel. Simulator browser
Browse local iOS and iPadOS simulators for Core Data apps and databases
Add app and database combinations with one click to your project. Web viewer
Automatic detection and display of web links, HTML content, PLIST objects and binary content
Switch to Text view to inspect the HTML, XML or JSON text content of web links
Built-in HTML debugger. Entity description viewer
View all details of all attributes of a selected Core Data entity
Inspect all other details like relationships, indexes and constraints. Raw data viewer
Open and view SQLite databases without selecting a Core Data object model
Support for opening SQLite files in the Finder. Data export
Export a selected row or table to CSV or JSON
Export data tracking data to CSV or JSON including history data
CSV data can be viewed and further processed in Excel or Numbers. Project based
Your database, app and model references are stored in a Core Data Lab project
Data filters, selections and sorting settings are also part of the same project
This makes it easy to stop and continue working with your data, without recreating anything
Projects are saved as standard NSDocument files, including tabbed windows, auto save and more
What's new in Core Data Lab
Version 1.1:
Support for creating new objects, including relationship objects
Support for cached Core Data models
Frames layout is now being saved as part of the project
Option to enable multi-select in the table views
Tab navigation support in main, tab and detail windows
Navigation shortcuts to move focus to the next panel
Auto-correction of simulator app and database paths
Improved error validation display
Merge policy can now be set in the Project properties window
Dedicated URI and UUID editor fields
Improved support for opening external binary files
Supported database extensions can now be configured
Option to use no database extension at all
Support for displaying HEIC images
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