sqliteral

A high level SQLite API for Nim

Pure Nim score 15/100 · tests present · no docs generated

Summary

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License MIT
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Last Indexed 2026-07-21 05:24

Installation

nimble install sqliteral
choosenim install sqliteral
git clone https://github.com/olliNiinivaara/SQLiteral

OS Compatibility

Platform Linux macOS Windows FreeBSD OpenBSD NetBSD Android iOS WASM Embedded
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Source

Repository https://github.com/olliNiinivaara/SQLiteral
Homepage https://github.com/olliNiinivaara/SQLiteral
Registry Source nimble_official

README

SQLiteral

A high level SQLite API for Nim

Supports multi-threading, prepared statements, proper typing, zero-copy data paths, debugging, optimizing, backups, and more...

Documentation

http://olliNiinivaara.github.io/SQLiteral/

5.0.1 Release notes (2025-02-13)

  • withRow template fix by removing a superfluous dirty pragma

5.0.0 Release notes (2024-12-22)

  • statements from more than one enum list can be used
  • a statement is prepared automatically on first use
  • all used statements are finalized automatically on close
  • only the Nim default memory managers (ARC and ORC family) are supported
  • errors that are not sqlite errors are logged with error code 10000
  • failing to close raises an SQLError
  • json_extract, json_patch, json_valid, and json_tree procs removed as too high level (esp. now that multiple statement lists are supported)

Example

import sqliteral
const Schema = "CREATE TABLE IF NOT EXISTS Example(string TEXT NOT NULL)"
type SqlStatements = enum
  Upsert = """INSERT INTO Example(rowid, string) VALUES(1, ?)
   ON CONFLICT(rowid) DO UPDATE SET string = ?"""
  SelectAll = "SELECT string FROM Example"  
var db: SQLiteral

proc operate(i: string) =
  let view: DbValue = i.toDb(3, 7) # zero-copy view into string
  db.transaction: db.exec(Upsert, view, view)
  for row in db.rows(SelectAll): echo row.getCString(0)

db.openDatabase("example.db", Schema)
var input = "012INPUT89"
operate(input)
db.close()