Doculite – Use SQLite as a Document Database
Doculite – Use SQLite as a Document Database
Hi! As I was working on a side project, I noticed I wanted to use SQLite like a Document Database on the server. So I built Doculite. DocuLite lets you use SQLite like Firebase Firestore. It's written in Typescript and an adapter on top of sqlite3 and sqlite. Reasons: 1) Using an SQL Database meant having less flexibility and iterating slower. 2) Alternative, proven Document Databases only offered client/server support. 3) No network. Having SQLite server-side next to the application is extremely fast. 4) Replicating Firestore's API makes it easy to use. 5) Listeners and real-time updates enhance UX greatly. 6) SQLite is a proven, stable, and well-liked standard. And, apparently one of the most deployed software modules right now. (src: https://www.sqlite.org/mostdeployed.html ) What do you think? Feel free to comment with questions, remarks, and thoughts. Happy to hear them. Thanks
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