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chishiki-sqlite

v0.8.0

Published

chrome extension - sqlite opfs integration

Readme

SQLite Package

This package provides SQLite with OPFS (Origin Private File System) support for the Chrome extension.

Features

  • SQLite database with OPFS persistence
  • Worker-based implementation for OPFS VFS
  • React hooks for easy integration
  • Client API for database operations

Usage

In a React Component

import { useSqliteOpfs } from '@extension/sqlite';

const MyComponent = () => {
  const {
    isReady,
    db,
    exec,
    openDatabase,
    closeDatabase,
  } = useSqliteOpfs();

  const handleQuery = async () => {
    const result = await exec('SELECT * FROM table;');
    console.log(result);
  };

  return (
    <div>
      {isReady && <button onClick={handleQuery}>Run Query</button>}
    </div>
  );
};

Direct Client Usage

import { SqliteWorkerClient } from '@extension/sqlite';

const client = new SqliteWorkerClient();
await client.init();
await client.open('mydb.sqlite3');
const result = await client.exec('SELECT * FROM table;');
await client.close();

Requirements

  • OPFS support (Chrome 109+, Edge 109+)
  • Background service worker (for worker context)
  • Storage permissions in manifest

API

useSqliteOpfs()

React hook for SQLite operations.

Returns:

  • isReady: boolean - WASM initialized
  • db: boolean - Database is open
  • dbFilename: string - Current database filename
  • opfsFiles: Array - List of OPFS files
  • opfsSupported: boolean - OPFS available
  • persistent: boolean - Using persistent storage
  • storage: 'opfs' | 'jsstorage' | 'memory' - Storage type
  • openDatabase(): Function - Open database
  • closeDatabase(): Function - Close database
  • exec(): Function - Execute SQL
  • runSampleSchema(): Function - Seed sample data
  • listOpfsFiles(): Function - List OPFS files
  • deleteOpfsFile(): Function - Delete file

SqliteWorkerClient

Direct client for SQLite operations.

Methods:

  • init(): Initialize SQLite
  • open(filename): Open database
  • close(): Close database
  • exec(sql): Execute SQL
  • seed(): Seed sample schema
  • flush(): Flush to disk
  • listOpfs(): List OPFS files
  • deleteOpfs(filename): Delete file
  • dispose(): Cleanup