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A Go-based toolset for data extraction, transformation, and loading, providing powerful data synchronization capabilities.
A PouchDB adapter that uses op-sqlite as its backing store for React Native applications, offering improved performance over AsyncStorage.
A lightweight, fast, customizable, and type-safe object-relational mapper for Go, leveraging generics and reflection.
SQLite3 database driver for the Crystal programming language, providing native bindings and full database API support.
A Go database access layer with a flexible query API, built-in validation, and multi-adapter support.
A Python-native async ORM built on SQLAlchemy core with a familiar Django-like interface.
A type-safe, persistent, embedded task queue and background job runner for Go applications using SQLite, with a built-in web monitoring UI.
OCaml bindings to the SQLite3 database client API, enabling database operations from OCaml applications.
A SQLite library module for MicroPython, providing a DB-API 2.0 subset compatible with Python's sqlite3.
A fast, lightweight, self-hosted URL shortener service with minimal click tracking.
A Rails gem that enables efficient tree-based data queries using recursive SQL with PostgreSQL or SQLite.
Common Lisp binding for SQLite
SQLite3 adapter for Ecto, enabling Elixir applications to use SQLite databases with Ecto's query and schema DSL.
A library that queries PostgreSQL and SQLite3 database schemas and describes their columns with JSON Schema v4.
A Mito mixin class for adding secure password authentication to Common Lisp database models.
A high-performance management system skeleton built with V language, featuring Vue3 frontend and modules for login, permissions, personnel, and more.
A lightweight Go package providing ORM-like features and helpers for SQLite databases.
A Go-based database migration manager that works as a CLI and library, supporting multiple databases with native SQL migration files.
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