IDBPort — rxliuli

Tired of IndexedDB tools that only let you export? IDBPort is a modern browser extension designed to let you easily export AND import your IndexedDB data. It's your complete solution for data backup, migration, and management for web applications.

Key Features:

• Seamless Export: Quickly select an IndexedDB database from the current website and export its entire content into a convenient .idb file.
• Reliable Import: Effortlessly import data from a previously exported .idb file back into an IndexedDB database. Perfect for restoring data or setting up new environments.
• User-Friendly Interface: A clean, intuitive, and responsive design (built with React and shadcn/ui) makes managing your data straightforward, even with no prior technical expertise.

Why Choose IDBPort?

Many tools stop at exporting. IDBPort fills the critical gap by providing robust import functionality, giving you full control over your local web application data for:

• Data migration across different browser profiles or machines.
• Creating reliable backups of critical application state.
• Easy restoration from backups.
• Testing applications with specific datasets.

How to Use:

1. Click the IDBPort icon in your browser toolbar.
2. The extension may ask for permission to access data on the current tab.

To Export Data:

1. IDBPort will list available IndexedDB databases for the current page.
2. Select the database you wish to export. (Firefox requires manual input of the database name).
3. Click "Export" and save the .idb file.

To Import Data:

1. Switch to the "Import" tab within the extension.
2. Click "Choose File" and select your .idb file.
3. Data will be automatically imported.

Technology Used:
Built with WXT, React, Tailwind CSS, shadcn/ui, and TypeScript.

Support & Contributions:
We welcome your feedback and contributions! Please visit our Discrod group to report issues or suggest features.
https://discord.gg/fErBc3wYrC

Disclaimer:
Please exercise caution when handling production data. It is always recommended to back up important data before performing any import or export operations.