Execute ./build.sh then copy
target/scala-2.10/scalaqlite-assembly-0.5-SNAPSHOT.jar
target/native/libscalaqlite.so
To your project 'lib' directory
This library is intended to give a very Scala-ish interface to Sqlite. For example, you can use the follwing code to print all the rows in table "foo" with the columns separated by spaces:
for (row <- db.query("SELECT * FROM foo;"))
println(row.map(_.toString).mkString(" "))
Or if you want to add up the values of the first column, you can do this:
for (row <- db.query("SELECT * FROM foo;")) {
row(0) match {
case SqlInt(i) => sum += i
case _ => throw new Exception("expected an int")
}
}
Note that sbt doesn't handle setting java.library.path yet, so you have to run the tests like this:
LD_LIBRARY_PATH=./target/native sbt test
If you want to avoid compiling the native code and setting LD_LIBRARY_PATH, at the cost of some performance, check out the jna branch.
Sean