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It means we need zlib and two SQL functions (sqlar_compress/sqlar_uncompress). I read the features section on the README but it's not clear how I would enable sqlar. How hard would it be to add this feature to go-sqlite3? With some guidance I am happy to do my first contribution. Many thanks!
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I believe that the SQLite CLI (which is also named sqlite3) simply includes the sqlar extension by default. It is not really a feature of the SQLite core library, which is what this Go module wraps.
Is there a community repo for SQLite extensions? Sure I could throw some C code in my Go application, but is there a better way? If this is the only option, I am probably going to reinvent my own "sqlar" creating a table with the same schema and compressing/decompressing files myself with Go
sqlite has a feature called
sqlar
which allows one to use the database as a file store: https://www.sqlite.org/sqlar.html.It means we need zlib and two SQL functions (sqlar_compress/sqlar_uncompress). I read the features section on the README but it's not clear how I would enable sqlar. How hard would it be to add this feature to go-sqlite3? With some guidance I am happy to do my first contribution. Many thanks!
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: