ManageDB is a simple and user-friendly application for managing key-value databases. It allows users to create, edit, and delete keys, browse database contents, and perform various operations effortlessly.

• Create new key-value databases.
• Add, edit, or delete keys easily.
• Assign files and images as values and view them directly within the app.
• Browse database contents with an intuitive interface.
• Cross-platform support (details below).
• Lightweight and efficient, built with Fyne.

1. Click on Install below to download the program:

   • INSTALL

2. First, copy the program and move it to the Desktop

3. When you try to open the app, macOS might display the following error:
   “This application ‘ManageDB.app’ can't be opened”.

   Follow these steps to resolve the issue:

   Step 1: Grant executable permissions

   1. Open the Terminal.
   2. Go to the folder where the downloaded file is located
   3. Run the following command to grant executable permissions:

      chmod +x ManageDB.app/Contents/MacOS/'KV-Toolbox'

      xattr -cr ManageDB.app

   Step 2: Reopen the app

   1. Try opening ManageDB.app again.
   2. The app should now run without any issues.

1. Click on Install below to download the program:
   • INSTALL
2. Double-click to run the installer and follow the setup instructions.
3. Launch the app from your desktop or start menu.

1. Download the Program ,Click on Install below to download the program:

   • INSTALL

2. Extract the Downloaded File ,After downloading, extract the compressed file. Then go to the following address and open the KV-Toolbox file

      ManageDB-linux/usr/local/bin

1. Open the application.
2. Create a new database: To create a new database, click on the "+" button and select the database you want, then click on "Create Database" in the opened window and enter the address you want.
3. Open a new database: To open a database, click the "+" button and select the database you want, then click the "Open folder" button in the opened window and find your database.
4. Add keys: Use the "Add" option to create new key-value pairs.
   • You can also assign files, images, or other types of data as the value for a key. This feature allows you to efficiently manage and store additional resources, such as images and files, directly within your database.
5. Edit keys: Find the key you want and click on it to change its value.
6. Delete keys: Click the "delete" key in the main window and then enter the key you want.
7. Search keys: Click on the search button and enter the key you want.

• macOS: Version 10.14 or later.
• Windows: Version 7 or later.
• Linux: Kernel version 4.0 or later.
• Storage: At least 100 MB of free space.

Below are some screenshots showcasing the application in action:

1. Add a New Database

   • In the top-left corner, you'll see a + (plus) button.
     Use this to add your desired database to the application.

2. View and Switch Databases

   • On the left-hand sidebar, you'll find a list of databases you've added.
     You can easily switch between your databases from this section.

3. Explore Database Content

   • The middle section displays your database's information, including keys and values.
     This is where you can view the content of your selected database.

4. Perform Specific Actions

   • At the top of the interface, you'll find several buttons.
     Each button allows you to perform specific operations within the application.

5. Edit Key or Value Details

   • On the right-hand sidebar, you'll see detailed information about the selected key or value.
     You can edit the details directly from this section.

When you click the + (plus) button to add a new database, a new window will appear. This window includes the following sections:

1. Database Name

   • Enter a name for your database in the first input field.
     This name will only be used within the application and its configuration file; it does not change the actual file name of the database.

2. Comments

   • In the next section, you can add a comment to describe your database.
     This is optional and helps to add descriptive notes.

3. Create New Database

   • The Create Database checkbox lets you create a new database instead of reading an existing one.
     Enable this option to easily initialize a new database.

4. Database Path

   • In the next input field, provide the desired path to your database.
     You can either type the path manually or use the Open Folder button to select it through the application.

5. Open Folder

   • Clicking the Open Folder button allows you to choose a file or location.
     This is used for reading or creating a database in the selected directory.

When you click the Add button at the top of the screen, the following window will appear.
This window allows you to add new values to your database. The values can be either text-based or file-based, depending on your selection and the options provided in the interface.
Refer to the image above for guidance on how to use this feature.