Add support for TablePlus

[andy-blum]

Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe.
While SequelPro is still functional, it seems development on that project has stalled out, with the last complete test build being over 1 year old and the last full release being more than 4 years old.

Describe the solution you'd like
It might be a good idea to add support for commands similar ddev sequelpro but for actively maintained SQL tools like TablePlus which has the added benefit of being available on Mac/Windows/Linux

[rfay]

SequelAce has already been added to ddev in the current alphas... Feel free to copy it and make a shell command for TablePlus and do a PR. Should be easy as pie.

[andy-blum]

Cool. I'll dive in and take a swing at it probably end of next week or after that as part of Hacktoberfest

[andy-blum]

Saw the recent pre-release announcement with this added, thanks!

I do have a question though: Is there any specific reason application launching is only available in the mac version? tableplus is available on mac/win/linux as well. (I don't have the Go or OS skills to know if this is even possible or how to do it)

[rfay]

That's awesome, I didn't know Tableplus was available everywhere. It would be wonderful to have it recognized on Windows and Linux. It's not hard, either, and it's just shell scripting. The tableplus script would just have to be updated to look something like the mysqlworkbench example

The launch command also has support for alternate OSs.

Are you interested in taking this on @andy-blum ? Or @bobbygryzynger ? Should be pretty straightforward, just requires Windows and Linux environments to test in.

[andy-blum]

Unfortunately, I don't really know shell scripting either. I'm a markup/css/js guy that just loves using ddev for local use.

Happy to chip in with documentation issues though, if you have them.

[bobbygryzynger]

I don't have a Windows environment to test in, but assuming the app would live in the same location as the in the mysqlworkbench example, I could take a look at this.