A deprecated macOS utility for viewing and editing Realm database files (.realm).
Realm Browser was a macOS utility that allowed developers to open, view, and edit Realm database files (.realm) through a graphical interface. It enabled direct data manipulation and schema exploration without writing code, simplifying database debugging and management for Realm users.
Developers using Realm databases on macOS who need a visual tool for inspecting data, modifying records, or generating object source files from existing schemas.
It provided a native, code-free way to interact with Realm databases, offering quick data access and editing capabilities that streamlined development workflows compared to manual coding or command-line tools.
DEPRECATED - Realm Browser for Mac OS X has been replaced by realm-studio which is cross platform.
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Available via Mac App Store, Homebrew Cask, and GitHub releases, making setup straightforward for macOS users as highlighted in the README installation options.
Allows editing of database records through a graphical interface without code changes, aligning with the design goal to simplify database interactions.
Provides a structured interface to inspect object models and relationships in .realm files, aiding in debugging and understanding data structures.
Can automatically generate Realm Object source files from existing schemas, saving development time as mentioned in the key features.
Officially deprecated with no future development, as stated in the README, meaning no bug fixes, updates, or support for newer Realm versions.
Exclusively runs on macOS, restricting its use for developers on other platforms, unlike the cross-platform Realm Studio replacement.
Likely lacks advanced features and compatibility with newer Realm database features found in Realm Studio, such as enhanced encryption or performance tools.