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test-better-sqlite3

The goal of this project is to verify the good integration of sqlite-better3 in an Electron application initiated with Electron Forge. Ultimately, this project should enable us to check that the application generated works on different operating systems: MacOS intel, MacOS M1, Windows and Linux. The use of node-gyp does not always make things obvious.

The first version used an in-memory database. We have found that simply testing Sqlite in memory is not enough. An Electron project generated with Electron Forge can work normally with an in-memory database and not work with a stored database. This second version only tests a database stored on the disk.

More seriously :

  • An Electron project generated with Electron Forge may work with an npm start but throw an error with the application generated by an npm run make.
  • The purpose of the test is to check the generation of applications with different versions of Electron, Electron Forge and Better-Sqlite.

Clone the repo

git clone https://github.com/giloutho/test-better-sqlite3

Install modules and start. When running, click on the button to select a Sqlite database. If If you don't have one, a sample is provided in the ext_resources folder. This sample comes from sakila-sqlite3

Built With

The references below are the latest to be used successfully

Windows

It is not sure that a simple "npm intall" runs without errors. On the repository of better-sqlite3, here is a troubleshooting guide. After many hours, here is what seems essential :

  • install the latest of node
  • install latest Visual Studio Community and Desktop Development with C++ extension. Success with 2019 version
  • run npm install as administrator

Linux

Tested on Ubuntu 18. This works directly without problems. "npm intall" and "npm start".

Mac Intel

Tested on MacOS 10.15 (Catalina). This works directly without problems. "npm intall" and "npm start".

Mac Arm

Tested on MacOS 14.6.1 (Sonoma). This works directly without problems. "npm intall" and "npm start".