feat(libredb-studio): add LibreDB Studio - #992
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Add LibreDB Studio, an open-source self-hosted SQL IDE, to the app store. Deploys a single container with a named volume for its embedded SQLite storage and serves a web UI on the LAN.
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Summary
Add LibreDB Studio, an open-source (MIT) self-hosted SQL IDE. It provides a web-based interface to connect to databases, browse schemas, write and run SQL queries, and manage data from any browser on the LAN. Data is stored locally in a SQLite database, so no external database is required.
New app under
Apps/LibreDBStudio/:Details
ghcr.io/libredb/libredb-studio:0.9.66(pinned, public on GHCR, amd64 + arm64)/DATA/AppData/$AppID/data->/app/data(SQLite), following the CasaOS AppData convention so the data is visible and backup-friendly. The image entrypoint starts as root, chowns the data directory to the app user, then drops privileges with gosu, so the bind mount works without any permission issue.Validation
docker compose -f Apps/LibreDBStudio/docker-compose.yml config -qpasses (exit 0)./api/db/health, login works over plain HTTP with the admin credentials, the entrypoint correctly chowns the mounted data directory to the app user (verified: an empty root/host-owned bind mount is re-owned to the app user on start, so no permission crash loop), the SQLite database is written under the data volume, and a saved connection persists across a container restart.Notes
Apps/LibreDBStudio/are added. No changes to category-list.json, recommend-list.json, or featured-apps.json.