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I'd recommend Postman for this. It supports all HTTP verbs, not just GET, POST, PUT and DELETE. Some operations might require HTTP headers to be set (e.g. for authentication) and it supports that too....
The 'problem' with a CSV file is that the single 'table' doesn't have a name. Therefore, you'll need to define a table (including columns) and import the CSV file before doing any SQL queries on it. ...
The viewing part can be achieved using SchemaCrawler; amongst its features, it generates database diagrams. It supports various database formats, including SQLite. Disclaimer: I haven't used it (yet). ...
macOS has a built-in application called Digital Colour Meter. It's installed by default, in the /Applications/Utilties folder: Here is me using it to find out the background color for Software ...
OpenStreetMap, which is free for commercial use, has a geocoding tool called Nominatim. Its API is based on HTTP GET and you have a choice of different formats to return (e.g. JSON, XML). As an ...
No, such a software doesn't exist. It's hard to prove a negative, but FTP is a file transfer protocol, so it transfers files from the server to the client. Instead, you should be looking for editing ...
p7zip is the Unix/Linux port of 7-Zip, a freeware and open source archiver which supports different compression methods through their own 7z format. Of course, there's a practical limit to how ...
Microsoft Excel will do this for you. It has a special paste option called 'Transpose': It supports up to 16,384 columns so this should work for your CSV file; just copy the content and Paste ...
If you need to do exact searches, almost all search engines will do so if you put your search terms within double quotes, e.g. "search engine". They become more deterministic (or at least ...
I'm quoting this answer by @gpojd on Stack Overflow: If you are using perl, you could use Regexp::Optimizer or Regexp::Assemble. I don't know of any online tools that do what you ask. I have no ...
I do not know of a tool that automatically does this, but it's relatively easy to write some JavaScript and execute that in the browser console (all major browsers have this, but you might need to ...
As @SEJPM notes in the comments, the well-known Bouncy Castle library has an implementation of ElGamal asymmetric encryption. Here are some examples of how to use it. I've successfully used Bouncy ...
This is supported by the standard Screen Sharing feature of macOS, according to this answer on Ask Different: macOS Sierra still supports multiple simultaneous connected users. In the example below ...
This article mentions some possibilities. The software-oriented solutions are: Use virtualization software, like the free VirtualBox; you'll only need to purchase macOS, not an entire Mac. You'll ...
It's more than a simple extension, but the Code First workflow of Entity Framework does this. Here is a tutorial on this topic. The code contains three sample classes, e.g. Student: public class ...
The easiest way to initiate communication from the Android emulator is to issue an HTTP(S) request. On a lower level, a TCP connection via sockets will work as well. That means the C# tool needs to ...
I'm using Pushy in many projects (including one with Spring Boot); don't let the 0.x version number fool you. It's maintained on a regular basis and (very handy) supports token-based connection with ...
Just pressing ⌘+S in Terminal already saves the complete output to a text file. It does not preserve colours though. See below for a short output example. Last login: Thu Oct 14 19:42:28 on ttys000 ...
Microsoft ships a special version of SQL Server exactly for this purpose: SQL Server Express LocalDB. LocalDB installation copies a minimal set of files necessary to start the SQL Server Database ...
On macOS, the free version of BBEdit (also available as TextWrangler) has a built-in function to replace duplicate lines, which I use quite often. Unfortunately, the product is not available for ...