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sqlite3
Unfortunately, a simple sqlite3 test of this kind:
import sqlite3 con = sqlite3.connect("tutorial.db") cur = con.cursor() cur.execute("CREATE TABLE movie(title, year, score)") res = cur.execute("SELECT name FROM sqlite_master")
still does not work with the default drive of either the IndexDB or the LocalStorage drivers, as documented here:
However, SQlite from v3.40.0 now includes:
v3.40.0
(...) support for compiling SQLite to WASM and running it in web browsers.
it is available for download as
A precompiled bundle of sqlite3.wasm and its JavaScript APIs, ready for use in web applications.
The version included in the emscripten-forge recipes is still v.3.37.2.
v.3.37.2
Maybe this will solve some of the SQLite/WASM file-system issues.
Would it make sense to use this WASM-native version from now on? How could this be included - persumably, this would not need to be built from source?
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Unfortunately, a simple
sqlite3
test of this kind:still does not work with the default drive of either the IndexDB or the LocalStorage drivers, as documented here:
However, SQlite from
v3.40.0
now includes:it is available for download as
The version included in the emscripten-forge recipes is still
v.3.37.2
.Maybe this will solve some of the SQLite/WASM file-system issues.
Would it make sense to use this WASM-native version from now on? How could this be included - persumably, this would not need to be built from source?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: