SqlNado

v1.2.0

SQLNado (SQLite Not ADO) is a .NET lightweight bloat free object persistence framework based on SQLite. SQLNado supports all of SQLite features when using SQL commands, and also supports most of SQLite features through .NET: * Automatic class-to-table mapping (Save, Delete, Load, LoadAll, LoadByPrimaryKey, LoadByForeignKey, etc.) * Automatic synchronization of schema (tables, columns) between classes and existing table * Designed for thread-safe operations * Where and OrderBy LINQ/IQueryable .NET expressions are supported (work is still in progress in this area), also with collation support * SQLite database schema (tables, columns, etc.) exposed to .NET * SQLite custom functions can be written in .NET * SQLite incremental BLOB I/O is exposed as a .NET Stream to avoid high memory consumption * SQLite collation support, including the possibility to add custom collations using .NET code * SQLite Full Text Search engine (FTS3/4) support, including the possibility to add custom FTS3 tokenizers using .NET code * Automatic support for Windows 'winsqlite3.dll' to avoid shipping any binary file (supported on azure web apps).

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Total Downloads

19.0K

18,959

Published

Jan 16, 2019

Latest stable version

Install

.NET CLI

dotnet add package SqlNado --version 1.2.0

Package Manager Console

Install-Package SqlNado -Version 1.2.0

PackageReference

<PackageReference Include="SqlNado" Version="1.2.0" />

Frameworks

.NETStandard2.0

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