Hello Bryce,
Right now we are really, really busy, preparing the first public release of the new DecSoft App Builder, so, it's not possible to promise nothing right now, and, it's not our style to lie to the people saying "yes" to all... without the intention to do nothing...
After the publication of the new DecSoft App Builder, we want to improve DecSoft HTML Compiler: it's our intention, but, we don't decide what exactly we want to do. So, at that time, we will take a look at SQLite and what we can do around it.
Amin, thanks for the heads up. Right now, I'm mostly using HTML Compiler rather than the App Builder, And I've come up with 2 solutions to use databases. The first was because I had a large dataset in sqlite format, so I wrote an interface that uses the command line version of sqlite, and parses out the text it returns. That one has some issues, but works well enough fetching data, which is what I really needed it for.
The second solution was to use an in-memory javascript database that has some concept of persistence built in. I'm using loki.js, and all I had to do was write a handler that takes a serialized version of the database and reads/writes it to a file via HTML Compiler's file functions. This wouldn't be ideal for an enormous database, but it's been working great for the projects I've been working on. I should probably post that code somewhere.
Hello to all,
This post is just to mention that with the new generation of DecSoft HTML Compiler, now it's possible to deal with SQLite databases using the SQL.js library. Take a look at this release information post.
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