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I like that idea 👍 And contributions for this would definitely be welcome. I agree on putting this into the service extension as a new action. I'm also not sure about data length - I assume we'd also have to encode data as base64 since it's all JSON in the end. One implementation note: Since SQLite database may be split across multiple files (like an
That should at least be a good option on native databases. I'm not sure what we'd do on the web yet, but I may be able to get something like this to work there as well. |
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Would it be possible to create a button to download the sqlite database from the dev tool? Currently I'm running
adb shell run-as <my package identifier> cat app_flutter/<my db name>.sqlite > app_database.sqlite. This works fine but it can get somewhat tedious to do.I haven't looked into it too deeply, but could it work like this?
If this is possible and seems like a reasonable path, would you accept a PR for this? This probably wouldn't really work for other database types, but it'd be helpful for sqlite files.
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