Yes, to install it on a Pi use
sudo apt install sqlite3
But that isn't what you asked about, you asked about installing DBeaver.
You shouldn't need to install it separately - the node-red-node-sqlite node will require and install it for you.
It looks like you can install DBeaver from the snap store - Install dbeaver-ce for Linux using the Snap Store | Snapcraft
You shouldn't need to install it separately - the node-red-node-sqlite node will require and install it for you
Is it true?
As far as i know, we have to first install and use options to config (that's why i ask about DBeaver) SQLite and then, to use SQLite node to insert data, is it right or not?
Depends what those options are. If you just want to create, write, read, update a database then it should be fine. Tools like DBeaver will allow you to inspect that what you are inserting is correct so yes are very useful for debug, but not absolutely necessary.
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