There’s a lot of sqlite stuff out there for Go, but most of it is shit requiring CGO (which no sane Go dev should do these days without a really fucking solid reason, you just don’t need it). Why throw cross-compilation out the Window just because some C library has not yet been ported.
SQLittle looks promising, but misses on so many levels. It is definitely something that could be built into something worth using, but it isn’t at that level at the moment. After all, it’s just a “for fun” project.
Package SQLittle provides pure Go, read-only, access to SQLite (version 3) database files. https://golangexample.com/package-sqlittle-provides-pure-go-read-only-access-to-sqlite-version-3-database-files/
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