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Documentation Index

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Plugins & Themes

TablePro uses a plugin system for database drivers and export formats. Each plugin is a .tableplugin bundle loaded at runtime.

Built-in Plugins

These ship with the app and are always available:
PluginDatabases
MySQLMySQL, MariaDB
PostgreSQLPostgreSQL, Redshift, CockroachDB
SQLiteSQLite
ClickHouseClickHouse
SQL ServerSQL Server
RedisRedis
Export plugins (CSV, JSON, SQL, MQL) are also built-in.

Registry Plugins

Additional drivers are distributed separately through the plugin registry:
PluginDatabases
MongoDBMongoDB
OracleOracle
DuckDBDuckDB
CassandraCassandra, ScyllaDB
Etcdetcd
Cloudflare D1Cloudflare D1
DynamoDBDynamoDB
BigQueryBigQuery
libSQLlibSQL, Turso

Installing Plugins

Open Settings > Plugins > Browse to see available plugins. Click Install next to the plugin you need. If you select a database type that requires an uninstalled plugin, TablePro shows an install prompt automatically. The plugin downloads, installs, and is ready to use without restarting the app. The install prompt only fires for separately-distributed plugins (MongoDB, Oracle, DuckDB, and the rest of the registry list above). Built-in drivers like MySQL, PostgreSQL, and SQLite ship inside the app bundle and load on demand, so picking them never asks you to install anything.

Managing Plugins

In Settings > Plugins > Installed, you can:
  • Disable a plugin to unload it without deleting
  • Enable a disabled plugin to reload it
  • Delete a plugin to remove it from disk
  • Check for Updates to see if newer versions are available
Disabling a plugin disconnects any active connections using it.

Themes

Open Settings > Appearance to choose a theme. TablePro ships with built-in light and dark themes. Additional themes are available from the theme registry in Settings > Appearance > Browse Themes. Themes control the editor syntax colors, grid styling, and sidebar appearance. The app follows macOS system appearance (light/dark) by default, or you can pin a specific mode.