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@razein97/tauri-plugin-rusqlite2

v2.2.7

Published

A fork of tauri-plugin-sqlite by @bspeckco using rusqlite, supporting only SQLite with added transaction capabilities.

Readme

Tauri Plugin SQLite - JavaScript Bindings (@razein/tauri-plugin-rusqlite2)

This package provides the JavaScript/TypeScript bindings for the @razein97/tauri-plugin-rusqlite2 Tauri plugin.

Note: This is a fork of tauri-plugin-sqlite by @razein97 which is a fork of the official tauri-plugin-sql by @bspeckco. It has been modified to use rusqlite instead of sqlx, supporting only SQLite databases.

It adds:

  • Transaction support (beginTransaction, commitTransaction, rollbackTransaction)
  • Migrations
  • Extensions support
  • SQLCipher support

Installation

You need to install both the Rust Core plugin and these JavaScript bindings.

See the main plugin README for instructions on setting up the Rust Core plugin in your Cargo.toml.

Install the JavaScript bindings using your preferred package manager:

# Using pnpm
pnpm add @razein97/tauri-plugin-rusqlite2

# Using npm
npm install @razein97/tauri-plugin-rusqlite2

# Using yarn
yarn add @razein97/tauri-plugin-rusqlite2

Rust bindings

Install the rust package using cargo:

cargo add tauri-plugin-rusqlite2

Usage

Import the Database class and use the load method to connect to your SQLite database.

import Database from '@razein97/tauri-plugin-rusqlite2';

async function initializeDb() {
  try {
    // Load a file-based database (relative to AppData dir)
    //to use without encryption leave the middle field empty. eg: 'sqlite::test.db'
    const db = await Database.load('sqlite:pass:test.db', [
      'path/to/ext_1',
      'path/to/ext_2',
    ]);

    // Or load an in-memory database
    // const db = await Database.load('sqlite::memory:');

    console.log('Database loaded successfully');

    // Example query
    await db.execute(
      'CREATE TABLE IF NOT EXISTS users (id INTEGER PRIMARY KEY, name TEXT)'
    );
    const result = await db.execute('INSERT INTO users (name) VALUES (?)', [
      'Test User',
    ]);
    console.log('Insert result:', result);

    const users = await db.select('SELECT * FROM users');
    console.log('Selected users:', users);

    // See the main plugin README for transaction examples
  } catch (error) {
    console.error('Failed to initialize database:', error);
  }
}

initializeDb();

Extensions

All downloaded extension need to set read, write, executable permission to run on mac or linux.

- macos
chmod 755 path/to/ext.dylib

- linux
chmod 755 path/to/ext.so

Refer to the main plugin README for detailed API documentation, including transaction usage.