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sql.mjs

v0.24.0

Published

SQLite Compiled to WASM, asyncified, and then wrapped in a lotta JavaScript.

Downloads

11

Readme

sql.mjs

Another SQLite library. Mostly inactive, and very unstable (MAY CORRUPT YOUR DATABASE FILE), but also cool I think.

Features:

  • Incremental Blob IO via Readable / Writable Streams
  • Custom VFSs with async implementations
  • Coroutines / "multithreading" via Asyncify stack switching.
    • Enables cancelling a query: Conn.prototype.interrupt()
    • Run multiple queries without needing SharedArrayBuffer or Worker
  • An API with minimal construction / destruction. Prefers 'borrowing' APIs that automatically aquire and release resources.
    • ConnPool.prototype.borrow()
  • Tagged template literals
  • Everything is optional: only include what you need.
    • Custom VFSs are optional (if you just want in-memory)
    • Custom scalar-functions are optional (if you don't need incremental blob IO, etc.)
    • Pool is optional
  • Extensible
    • Modify how values are bound via the Bindable and Resultable traits in sql.mjs/value.js
    • Write your own implementation of custom VFS support. Look at sql.mjs/vfs/custom.js to learn how.
    • Directly call sqlite3 functions via sql.mjs/sqlite.js and sql.mjs/sqlite_def.js