sequelpro/bundles

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

Sequel Pro Bundles

• Visit sequelpro.com/bundles
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About Sequel Pro Bundles

Bundles are easy to write using your favourite scripting language and our reference guide. Have you written a fantastic Sequel Pro Bundle that you want to share? Let us know so that we can feature it on our website.

Contribute your own bundle

Simply fork this repo and add any new modules to the contributed folder. Apply any bug fixes to core modules directly to the existing module. In both cases, you would want to submit a pull request to the official repo /sequelpro/Bundles.

We will update the list of contributed bundles on our website as we get time. If you would prefer not to contribute using github you can share your bundle however you like.

Latest Updates

September 2012

• We have broken the bundles up into Core and Contributed bundles.
• Integrated bundles from voxpelli, liviutudor, markcarver, borisguery and chandraonline. Thanks guys!

October 2011

• Integrated bundle from andrewfulton, thanks!

June 2011

• Add core bundles.

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bundles's Issues

Explain Query

Why Explain Query was removed?

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.