sequelpro / bundles

Useful bundles for extending the functionality of Sequel Pro (version 0.9.9 or later)

Sequel Pro

Sequel Pro is a fast, easy-to-use Mac database management application for working with MySQL & MariaDB databases.

You can find more details on our website: sequelpro.com

Build Instructions

• Install the latest version of Xcode
• Install GitHub for Mac (or SourceTree, or …)
• Click "Clone in Desktop" on the right sidebar of our GitHub page
• Open sequel-pro.xcodeproj
• Click the Run button in the toolbar
• If the above doesn't work, please file a bug report

Contributing

The best way to help the project is to use our test builds and report any issues (both bugs and missing features) in the issue tracker. If you want to get more involved, then you can comment on issues written by other people or send us a pull request.

Please see our projects page. This lists the issues where we would most like your help. There are simple and difficult tasks there so new contributors should be able to get started.

License

Copyright (c) 2002-2019 Sequel Pro & CocoaMySQL Teams. All rights reserved.

Sequel Pro is free and open source software, licensed under MIT. See LICENSE for full details.

bundles's Issues

Database Report Feature

It would be awesome to select the databases I want to view in the report rather than all of them.

Use system php binary instead of hard-coded /usr/bin/php

I installed PHP-5.5 with homebrew, and enabled opcache. When running the deserialize php command, I get an opcache related error, because the binary being executed is /usr/bin/php instead of /usr/local/bin/php.

See the following line: https://github.com/sequelpro/Bundles/blob/master/contributed/Deserialize%20php.spBundle/command.plist#L10

Can this be changed to use an environment variable, say a bash script to run the which php command?

Changing the line referenced to /usr/local/bin/php seems to fix the problem.

Explain Query

Why Explain Query was removed?