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SQLite Database is a weird wrapper for SQLite Connection. It's intended to be easy to use and simple.
[!WARNING] This project as per version number (<1.0) is not either efficient (in term of memory usage) and fast. If you found a serious problem, please let us know.
Want to know how I use sqlite-database? Visit this demo
Installation from PyPI is now available, pip install sqlite-database
From previous versions, installations can be done using pip install https://github.com/RimuEirnarn/sqlite_database/archive/refs/tags/<latest version>.zip
Feature overview can be found in Features.md
It's still recommended to see the short docs
You can read why this library exists by reading the history. The pre-contributor is only ChatGPT.
You can submit any issue if you found a good issue. You can submit a pull request as long as the thing you want complies with what this project aims for.
This library/wrapper/repo/project is licensed with/in BSD 3-Clause "New" or "Revised" License.
FAQs
A weird wrapper for SQLite Connection
We found that sqlite-database demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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