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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 type-safe, persistent, embedded task queue and background job runner for Go applications using SQLite, with a built-in web monitoring UI.
A Python-native async ORM built on SQLAlchemy core with a familiar Django-like interface.
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.
Common Lisp binding for SQLite
A Rails gem that enables efficient tree-based data queries using recursive SQL with PostgreSQL or 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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