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Getting Started
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=================
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Welcome to the documentation of datalite. Datalite provides a simple, intuitive way to bind dataclasses
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to sqlite3 databases. In its current version, it provides implicit support for conversion between
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``int``, ``float``, ``str``, ``bytes`` classes and their ``sqlite3`` counterparts, default values,
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Welcome to the documentation of aiodatalite, an asynchronous fork of datalite. Datalite provides a simple, intuitive
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way to bind dataclasses to sqlite3 databases. In its current version, it provides implicit support for conversion
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between ``int``, ``float``, ``str``, ``bytes`` classes and their ``sqlite3`` counterparts, default values,
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basic schema migration and fetching functions.
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Also, aiodatalite introduces ``tweaked`` parameter (True by default), which allows using pickle to store any values
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in database
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Installation
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pip install datalite
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pip install aiodatalite
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In the shell. And then, whenever you want to use it in Python, you can use:
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.. code-block:: python
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import datalite
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import aiodatalite
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