r1n1os/drift_local_database_example_using_drift_file

This is an example project demostrating how you can use drift as your local database in flutter

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drift_local_database_example

This is an example project demostrating how you can user Drift local database (using the .drift file) into your flutter app.

NOTE: Currently does not have any UI implementation as it is used as an extention/reference to my medium article. I will consider to implement UI as well.

Links to the relevant articles:

Intro Setup And Migration: https://r1n1os.medium.com/drift-local-database-for-flutter-part-1-intro-setup-and-migration-09a64d44f6df
One to One Relationship: https://r1n1os.medium.com/drift-local-database-for-flutter-part-2-one-to-one-relationship-a3a921a53e55
One to Many Relationship https://r1n1os.medium.com/drift-local-database-for-flutter-part-3-one-to-many-relationship-43f24fcc474d
Many to Many Relationship https://r1n1os.medium.com/drift-local-database-for-flutter-part-4-many-to-many-relationship-9775b81453d2

Includes the following:

Setup
How to implement One to One Relationship
How to implement One to Many Relationship
How to implement Many to Many Relationship
How to accomplish migration

You can also check the other repository in which I'm showing how to implement the same process using classes:

Link to repository: https://github.com/r1n1os/drift_local_database_example_using_class_file/tree/main

References:

Package page: https://pub.dev/packages/drift
Drift page: https://drift.simonbinder.eu/docs/