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Note, if building against homebrew-installed sqlite on OS X you can do: npm install -build-from-source -sqlite= /usr/ local/opt/sqlite/ By default the node-gyp install will use python as part of the installation. A different python executable can be specified on the command line. Npm install -build-from-source -python= /usr/ bin/python2. SQLite Android Bindings → Information on how to deploy your own private copy of SQLite on Android, bypassing the built-in SQLite, but using the same Java interface. Dbstat Virtual Table → The DBSTAT virtual table reports on the sizes and geometries of tables storing content in an SQLite database, and is the basis for the sqlite3analyzer.

I was interested in playing with the JSON extension to SQLite.This allows you to query data stored as JSON in a similar fashionto document storage databases. This excellent article by Charles Leifer goes in depth into this. He compiles allthe parts from source. I was wondering could I skip the compilationand just use homebrew? Turns out theanswer is yes!

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First off I need to make sure my home brew on my OSX (mavericks)install was up to date: Cisco vpn client free download for windows 10 64 bit.

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Next was a quick check of the sqlite3 formula:

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Looks like json1 and full text index extension are present. Letsinstall them: The last of us pc license key. Usha actress photos.

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Now we need to setup the links to sqlite3 libs and includes sopip can build pysqliteand find the extensions. To do this add the following to your.pydistutils.cfg file.

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Now lets create a virtual env to work out of:

Install the python dependancies:

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This looks good so far. Now lets create a python script callsql.py from this gist https://gist.github.com/oisinmulvihill/28daaff39add58c6b249.
Now using python to run this from out environment you should see:

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Success! No exceptions and the queries ran. Time to play aroundand follow the original examples.