I'm working on an iPhone project that uses core data and trying to figure out a way to browse easily how data is being stored. Specifically, I am storing images in core data, and want to see how much space they're taking up, etc.
I've found an app called "Core Data Editor" that lets you browse core data on an iPhone simulator, but it's not really useful in my case since, I am storing images taken from camera. Is there a way to easily browse what is being stored on my app?
PonyDebugger is the tool you need, it lets you browse your Core Data store and many other aspects of your running application. It's free, just download, add to your app, and run the local server on your development computer that Pony Debugger talks to.