Importing [or accessing] XLSX Files

[leanstartpad]

Is importing [or accessing] from Excel [XLSX files] on the roadmap?

Or is there help for getting the xlite dylib working? I tried using your installer, and then by copying file to the proper subdirectory, and closing and re-launching on both attempts. Still have "!" symbol.
[link: https://github.com/x2bool/xlite ]

I am happy to contribute in C or TCL but not C++ if that helps. i am on mac mini i7 Sequoia v15.7.2
— ski

P.S. Love the app... can't wait for the new name.

[pawelsalawa]

Have you tried to load that extension on your system in the official sqlite3 client?

Is your Mac ARM-based? Perhaps you're trying to load the ARM version of xlite, while SQLiteStudio (in 3.4.x branch) is compiled as x86-64 for Mac and for ARM Macs it runs on an emulator. That means you would need to download x86-64 version of xlite and add that to your SQLiteStudio.

Version 4.x for Mac will be a universal binary (both x86-64 and ARM) so it will run natively on ARMs.

[pawelsalawa]

Oh and do not run your expectations towards the new name too far. Changing name usually gives bad feeling at first. It takes time to get used to it.

[leanstartpad]

Yes, I got the correct dylib for mac mini i7 Sequoia v15.7.2 ... No go.

Quick fix, I am just using python v3.12 to move stuff around. I am pulling data out of various CRMs w/ APIs and pushing it right into sqlite3 DBs and SQLiteStudio is just amazing for the various things I do to the data.

[pawelsalawa]

You have it right for your mac, bo do you have it right for SQLiteStudio? What I'm saying, the current SQLiteStudio is x86-64. Even if you have ARM-based Mac, the SQLiteStudio is still x86-64 and requires x86-64 dylibs for them to be successfully loaded.

Do you try to load x86-64 dylib into SQLiteStudio?

[pawelsalawa]

Oh, sorry, I missed the "i7" part in your Mac name. Then you're most likely using correct dylib.

I'm not sure why you have the problem. Have you tried loading it into sqlite3 command line app?