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sqlite-forkdb

v0.1.0

Published

The forkdb SQLite extension (branch-per-test databases), prebuilt for Linux x64, macOS arm64 and Windows x64, with load() for node:sqlite and better-sqlite3

Readme

sqlite-forkdb

The forkdb SQLite extension, prebuilt, with load() for Node. Unstable first release (0.1.0): everything may change (see docs/STABILITY.md in the repository). No dependencies.

npm install sqlite-forkdb
const { DatabaseSync } = require('node:sqlite');
const forkdb = require('sqlite-forkdb');
const host = forkdb.load(new DatabaseSync(':memory:', { allowExtension: true }));
host.prepare('select forkdb_init(?)').get('/tmp/s.fk');
const uri = Object.values(host.prepare("select forkdb_open_db(?, 'main')").get('/tmp/s.fk'))[0];
const main = new DatabaseSync(uri);

With better-sqlite3: forkdb.load(new Database(':memory:')), and set SQLITE_USE_URI=1 in the environment before require('better-sqlite3'): it is built without URI filenames, and opening a branch fails without it.

Prebuilt for linux-x64 (glibc 2.28 or later), darwin-arm64 and win32-x64; not musl. The macOS library has been tested only in CI, on GitHub's macOS runner, not on a Mac by hand. Elsewhere build the extension from the repository and set FORKDB_EXTENSION_PATH. Tested on Node 24. The SQLite behind your driver must be 3.24 or later.