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Have a large table, with many columns, I see that I cannot scroll the table sideways too see all my columns.
Using Google Chrome as browser.
It would also have been very convenient to have a query editor where you could query all data tables in your database, more like the one in Android Studio App Inspector.
It would also been very cool if the drift databse could be connected to the Android Studio App Inspector too... ...but that might be too much to ask for...
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Interesting, I can reproduce the issue as well but db_viewer is using two SingleChildScrollViews to cover both directions so it should work. I need to take a deeper look.
It would also have been very convenient to have a query editor where you could query all data tables in your database, more like the one in Android Studio App Inspector
That sounds like a lot of work, but it should be possible to port at least some of the features like the ability to run custom queries.
It would also been very cool if the drift databse could be connected to the Android Studio App Inspector too... ...but that might be too much to ask for...
That might work with drift_sqflite as a database implementation. But that uses the sqlite3 from the OS which is typically outdated on Android and is also slower due to the overhead of platform calls.
To be honest I'm not that experienced with Flutter and I don't really understand the problem since we are using a horizontal scroll view. Contributions to fix this are welcome but I don't think I'm effective at fixing this.
Have a large table, with many columns, I see that I cannot scroll the table sideways too see all my columns.
Using Google Chrome as browser.
It would also have been very convenient to have a query editor where you could query all data tables in your database, more like the one in Android Studio App Inspector.
It would also been very cool if the drift databse could be connected to the Android Studio App Inspector too... ...but that might be too much to ask for...
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: