quick_sqlite
QuickSqlite helps you work with sqlite3 databases in a much easier way. It is simple and easy to use. You will not have to repeatedly write sql statements. This will also improve your productivity by recognizing what's happening because of informative function names.
Installation
pip install quick_sqlite
Read more in the documentation here
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