Graphical editor for LiteDB databases. Written in .NET and WPF.

This is a pre-release. We'll point out that this release is identified as non-production ready.

The main purpose of keeping this fork is to meet my LiteDB use cases, refresh WPF knowledge, and share some improvements with the community.

I have seen some LiteDB use cases that go far beyond any that would have with this database. If you use LiteDB to store a large volume of data, large texts and many files ... this project currently will not meet your needs and is outside my current contribution scope. Any contribution is welcome, so before opening a issue mainly related to this topic collaborate and submit a pull request or use other alternatives.

• View and edit existing documents
• Add new items to database including files
• Preview files (images and text files)
• Export database documents (as JSON) and files
• Change password in protected databases
• Shrink database
• Open multiple databases at the same time
• Document tree
• Portable exe (require .NET 4.6.2)
• Material dark and white theme

Grab latest build from releases page.

Portable single exe version available from version 7.0, just unzip and run.

Requirements: Windows 7, 8 or 10 and .Net 4.6.2

Please make sure to read the Issue Reporting Checklist before opening an issue. Issues not conforming to the guidelines may be closed immediately.

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All contributions are welcome!

Regarding code styling, there are only a few major rules:

• private fields and properties should use camelCase (with underscore)
• all methods (private and public) should use PascalCase
• use spaces instead of tabs with 4 spaces width
• always encapsulate with brackets:

if (true)
{
    DoSomething()
}

instead of

if (true)
    DoSomething()

To build from cmdline run build.ps1 in PowerShell. Script builds Release configuration by default into the same directory. Script accepts Configuration, OutputPath, Portable (creates zip package) and SkipBuild parameters.