Fork of SQLite that is both Open Source, and Open Contributions.
libsql is an open source, open contribution fork of SQLite. We aim to evolve it to suit many more use cases than SQLite was originally designed for, and plan to use third-party OSS code wherever it makes sense. libsql will always be compatible with the SQLite file format. libsql will keep 100% compatibility with the SQLite API, but we may add additional APIs. SQLite is an embedded database that can be consumed as a single .c file with its accompanying header. libsql will always be embeddable, meaning it runs inside your process without needing a network connection. But we may change the distribution, so that object files are generated, instead of a single .c file.
libsql is an open source, open contribution fork of SQLite. We aim to evolve it to suit many more use cases than SQLite was originally designed for, and plan to use third-party OSS code wherever it makes sense. libsql will always be compatible with the SQLite file format. libsql will keep 100% compatibility with the SQLite API, but we may add additional APIs. SQLite is an embedded database that can be consumed as a single .c file with its accompanying header. libsql will always be embeddable, meaning it runs inside your process without needing a network connection. But we may change the distribution, so that object files are generated, instead of a single .c file.
To install libsql, run the following command in macOS terminal (Applications->Utilities->Terminal)
sudo port install libsql
To see what files were installed by libsql, run:
port contents libsql
To later upgrade libsql, run:
sudo port selfupdate && sudo port upgrade libsql
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