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saveqlite

v1.1.2

Published

Incremental backup system for SQLite databases

Downloads

1,285

Readme

SaveQLite

Incremental backup system for SQLite databases written in TypeScript!

Description

Backing up a SQLite database file on a regular basis can quickly become really heavy! Indeed, the total weight of your backup will be (database_size * num_backups).

With an incremental backup system, only the difference since the last snapshot is saved!

So we end up with a lightweight save, including multiple snapshots to rollback to any state of the database.

Credits

This library is a cleaned up and TypeScript adapted version of sqlite3-incremental-backup by nokibsarkar, which was itself built after this StackOverflow discussion.

Getting Started

Requirements

Installing

npm install saveqlite

or

yarn add saveqlite

Usage

  1. Backup a .sqlite file
import { backup } from 'saveqlite'

backup(
    './db.sqlite',
    'snapshot1.txt'
)
  1. Restore a backup
import { restore } from 'saveqlite'

backup(
    './backup.sqlite',
    'snapshot1.txt'
)

Contributing

Pull requests are welcome.

Building for production

To run the production build use the npm build script:

npm run build

License

ISC License

Copyright (c) barthofu