This is an SQLite module for JavaScript and TypeScript. The wrapper is targeted at Deno and uses a version of SQLite3 compiled to WebAssembly (WASM). This module focuses on correctness, ease of use and performance.
This module guarantees API compatibility according to
semantic versioning. Please report any issues you
encounter. Note that the master
branch might contain new or breaking features.
The versioning guarantee applies only to
tagged releases.
Documentation is available Deno Docs. There is
also a list of examples in the examples
folder.
import { DB } from "https://deno.land/x/sqlite/mod.ts";
// Open a database
const db = new DB("test.db");
db.execute(`
CREATE TABLE IF NOT EXISTS people (
id INTEGER PRIMARY KEY AUTOINCREMENT,
name TEXT
)
`);
// Run a simple query
for (const name of ["Peter Parker", "Clark Kent", "Bruce Wayne"]) {
db.query("INSERT INTO people (name) VALUES (?)", [name]);
}
// Print out data in table
for (const [name] of db.query("SELECT name FROM people")) {
console.log(name);
}
// Close connection
db.close();
If you want something that just works (and is fast), use this library.
Depending on your specific needs, there is also
sqlite3, however using this module
requires the --allow-ffi
and --unstable
flags, which means the database
connection may bypass e.g. file access permissions.
- Security: benefit from Denos security settings, without the need to trust a third party
- Portability: runs everywhere Deno runs and can even run in the browser
- Ease of Use: takes full advantage of Denos module cache and does not require any network access after initial download
- Speed: thanks to WASM, the database performance is comparable to native bindings in most situations and the API is carefully designed to provide optimal performance
- Weaker Persistence Guarantees: due to limitations in Denos file system APIs, SQLite can't acquire file locks or memory map files (e.g. this module does not support WAL mode)
There is experimental support for using deno-sqlite
in the browser. You
can generate a browser compatible module by running:
deno bundle --import-map browser/import_map.json browser/mod.ts [output_bundle_path]
The modules documentation can be seen by running
deno doc browser/mod.ts
Databases created in the browser are persisted using indexedDB.
(listed in alphabetical order, please submit a PR if you are using this library and are not included)