Sometime ago I tried to use Adminer in Docker to administrate a sqlite database, which was not as easy as expected.
If you are a happy user of IntelliJ IDE like PHPStorm or IntelliJ Ultimate like me :) then i would nowadays recommend to use the built-in database tool of your IntelliJ IDE for Sqlite administration instead.
Even in dockerized context.
Adminer for Sqlite in Docker
Recently i wanted to use Sqlite with Adminer in Docker and it turned out to be not so easy.
I actually thought i could just declare Adminer in a docker-compose.yml file with a volume mounted, similar as i would do for adminer with mysql.
Update: Today i would rather use the IntelliJ Database Tool for Sqlite administration.
But since Adminer is a popular hacking target they introduced a feature that does not allow to run adminer without a password, out of the box.
Sqlite database usually runs without password and dang, workaround needed!