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Once you create a custom table in WordPress, don’t you need a screen to manipulate that data within the WordPress admin panel?
When you prepare other database tables (henceforth, custom tables) in WordPress, you usually need a screen to operate CRUD for that table data in the WordPress admin panel. (CRUD is an acronym for Create, Read, Update, Delete.)
Moreover, it would be great if the screen conforms to the familiar WordPress UI, preferably so that WordPress users can use it intuitively.
However, it requires a certain amount of program development to prepare it in the WordPress admin panel, and this is quite a hassle.
This “Crudiator” makes it possible in just a few steps!
With Crudiator, you can instantly create a screen in the WordPress admin panel that allows CRUD manipulation of custom tables.
If you need to create a screen for CRUD operations on custom tables in WordPress, you will save a whole lot of development man-hours

Crudiator


Worked flawlessly for me! Great plugin!


Works great!


I love that I don't need to go into the database to peek inside custom tables. I hope you keep developing this into the future. Maybe add a search box in the list view to begin with. Sending you a small donation...


Great first iteration!

Crudiator is a plugin that makes it easy to achieve CRUD operations on custom tables in the WordPress admin panel.

Displays an overview of all database tables, showing table name, total size, number of rows and a preview of the data stored in each table. You can review this data historically by selecting a past date, providing useful insights into your database.
In addition to listing all database tables, it also displays the name, total size and number of rows of the entire database. Also includes automatic daily logging, email reports, print and export.
<h4>Features</h4>
<ul>
<li>List of all database tables including name, size and rows</li>
<li>Preview a record from a specific table</li>
<li>Search and sort the data</li>
<li>Shows the database name, total size and rows</li>
<li>Clear logs greater than 1, 3, 6, 12 months or all</li>
<li>Manual logging of tables each time the dashboard is accessed</li>
<li>Automatic daily logging</li>
<li>Daily email reports to one or more recipients</li>
<li>Print an overview of database tables</li>
<li>Export an overview of database tables</li>
</ul>
<h4>Usage</h4>
From the WordPress dashboard menu navigate to Database Table Overview and Logs. By default the data shown is for today, you can view historic data using the date picker.

Database Table Overview and Logs

Lists and logs all database tables including name, size and rows.

Crudiator vs Database Table Overview and Logs