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Found 98 Skills
SQLiteData queries, @Table models, Point-Free SQLite, RETURNING clause, FTS5 full-text search, CloudKit sync, CTEs, JSON aggregation, @DatabaseFunction
SQLiteData advanced patterns, @Selection column groups, single-table inheritance, recursive CTEs, database views, custom aggregates, TableAlias self-joins, JSON/string aggregation
Use when migrating from SwiftData to SQLiteData — decision guide, pattern equivalents, code examples, CloudKit sharing (SwiftData can't), performance benchmarks, gradual migration strategy
sqlite-vec extension for vector similarity search in SQLite. Use when storing embeddings, performing KNN queries, or building semantic search features. Triggers on sqlite-vec, vec0, MATCH, vec_distance, partition key, float[N], int8[N], bit[N], serialize_float32, serialize_int8, vec_f32, vec_int8, vec_bit, vec_normalize, vec_quantize_binary, distance_metric, metadata columns, auxiliary columns.
Learn how to enhance your CMS like PocketBase with AI-powered content recommendations using text embeddings, SQLite, and k-nearest neighbor search for efficient and scalable related content suggestions.
Discover how to leverage SQLite's JSON support to build a NoSQL-like document store, complete with TTL-based expiration, within this powerful embedded database.
Learn how to use SQLite as a simple and efficient key/value store for your applications, offering benefits like single-file data containment, attachment capabilities, and easy integration with tools like Drift.
Unlock the surprising speed of SQLite in Flutter for building responsive UIs, showcasing its ability to handle large datasets with synchronous queries and optimized configurations.
Learn how to export your entire SQLite database schema, including tables and indexes, into runnable CREATE statements at runtime using Flutter and the `sqlite3` package.
Learn how to supercharge your SQLite databases with full-text search capabilities using the built-in fts5 extension, enabling efficient and powerful querying with the `MATCH` keyword.
Guidance for recovering data from corrupted or truncated SQLite database files through binary analysis and manual parsing. This skill applies when working with damaged SQLite databases that cannot be opened with standard tools, particularly when corruption is due to binary truncation, incomplete writes, or filesystem errors.
Use when working with SQLiteData library (@Table, @FetchAll, @FetchOne macros) for SQLite persistence, queries, writes, migrations, or CloudKit private database sync.