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sqlite3 with extensions
Last release 11 months ago
25 Oct 2025
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17 releases · first in 2023
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` pip install sqlean.py==3.50.4 `
` pip install sqlean.py==3.49.1 `
` pip install sqlean.py==3.47.0 `
SQLite 3.45.1 + Sqlean 0.21.10.
sqlean.py is now versioned according to SQLite.
sqlean.py is now versioned according to SQLite.Added ARM support on Linux (courtesy of @no23reason)
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Python 3.12 build (courtesy of @edgarrmondragon). No other changes.
Python 3.12 build (courtesy of @edgarrmondragon). No other changes.
Breaking: all extensions are disabled by default. You can still use sqlean as a drop-in replacement for sqlite3. To enable all extensions, call sqlean
Breaking: all extensions are disabled by default. You can still use sqlean as a drop-in replacement for sqlite3. To enable all extensions, call sqlean.extensions.enable_all() before calling connect():
import sqlean
sqlean.extensions.enable_all()
conn = sqlean.connect(":memory:")
cur = conn.execute("select median(value) from generate_series(1, 99)")
print(cur.fetchone())
conn.close()
To enable specific extensions, call sqlean.extensions.enable():
import sqlean
sqlean.extensions.enable("stats", "text")
# ...
sqlite 3.42.0 + sqlean 0.21.5.
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