sqlit
Doesn’t do anything much yet, why are you even, I don’t even.
Designed for quick operations on sqlite files, abused as a sort of lightly typed csv file. To have fun with sqlit:
Have non-enormous data
Use a single table per sqlite file
Use sqlit to run queries across those files (using sqlite’s ATTACH DATABASE feature) and store results in another sqlite file
Use a Makefile to control flow
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