SQLite is my database engine of choice for simple, no-frills stuff, and has of late become popular enough for me not to have to bother compiling it from scratch anywhere.
Category | Date | Link | Notes |
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Extensions | 2023 | sqlite-vss | an extension for efficient vector search |
sqlean.py | a bundle of pre-packaged extensions for Python |
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Unofficial SQLite package registry | an interesting set of public extensions |
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2022 | sqlite-html | An extension for parsing HTML |
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2008 | SpatiaLite | An extension to support spatial data in conformance with OpenGIS |
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Forks | 2023 | libsql | A fork of SQLite that allows for open contributions |
2022 | litetree | A branching database |
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Networking | 2023 | FerretDB | a proxy that converts MongoDB 6.0+ wire protocol queries to Postgres or SQLite |
2022 | Postlite | A Postgres wire protocol for remote access to SQLite |
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Ports | 2024 | limbo | a Rust port of the core engine |
Replication | 2023 | litefs | FUSE-based file system for replicating SQLite databases across a cluster of machines |
2022 | litestream | streaming replication |
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marmot | A distributed SQLite replicator |
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rqlite | |||
Tools | 2024 | sqlite-studio | a single binary SQLite explorer with an embedded web UI |
2023 | sqinn-go | A library that makes it easy to run |
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2006 | SQLite Control Center |