CoreData Studio 1.5
- Easy Data Inspection: Quickly browse and inspect your CoreData data models with our intuitive interface.
- Customizable Layout: Tailor the layout to your needs, with adjustable column widths, row heights, and more.
- Relationship Visualization: Visualize complex relationships between entities with our interactive graph view.
- Support for Multiple CoreData Versions: Compatible with CoreData versions from iOS 10 to the latest releases.
- Powerful Search: Instantly find any record by searching its content, so you can quickly locate the data you need.
- DB Live Editing: Ability to save update and changes
- Data Track Changes. Track and trace changes in your SQLite database.
This sounds cool, and it’s only $4.99, but I wasn’t able to get it to work for me. It seems to need an uncompiled model file, which I don’t have for any of the third-party apps whose data I want to inspect or for my own apps (since they build the models in code). SwiftData apps would have the same problem.
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I haven’t touched this project in a while, but if you have a compiled model and need an uncompiled one, maybe take a look at momdec, my old model decompiler. https://github.com/atomicbird/momdec
I'm not sure you can inspect 3rd party DBs for security reasons. As I see CoreData Studio is made for developers who develop their apps and want to monitor and debug their local app databases
@Alex I don’t see how security enters into it because the database is already fully accessible. CoreData Studio is just providing a nice interface.
