As you write a new Bundle it will dynamically update its location in the Bundles list according to the Bundle Scope you have specified (and optionally the Menu Category you have entered). The new bundle editor allows you to manage the bundles you have installed and to share your bundles. In addition commands for the scopes “Input Field” and “Data Table” will be appended to the corresponding context menus (right-click).Įach Bundle command passes data to the script and returns data back to Sequel Pro UTF-8 encoded.
By defining a menu category it is possible to group commands inside a scope which will be displayed by themselves as submenus. Stored Bundle commands will be populated in the main menu under “Bundles” grouped into the submenus “Input Field” and “Data Table”, commands saved with the scope “General” will be added successively. to execute any SQL statement in the front most connection window and process the result, select tables, databases, and table rows, change the current view, reload the Content view table by a passed WHERE clause etc.Ī Bundle command has to be defined for one of theses scopes (a GUI type which has the key focus) “Input Field” – any text input field including table cells while edited, “Data Table” – the data tables in Content and Query view, and “General” – neither text input fields nor data tables.Įach new generated Bundle will have an Universally Unique Identifier (UUID) to make it possible to identify (mainly for updating) Bundles regardless the Bundle spBundle name.īecause a bundle is just a specially named folder it is possible to include any additional files that are necessary to perform the action. These sequelpro:// URL scheme commands allow you e.g.
Accessorily in any scripting language one can use Sequel Pro's URL scheme commands.
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