MySQLite - Abstraction mechanism for SQLite and MySQL I'm seeing too many developers supporting ONLY SQLite, tmysql4 OR MySQLOO. This is here to solve that. It has actually been around for ages, being used in big projects such as FPP and DarkRP. Reasons to use this - Easy to use interface for MySQL. Very little boilerplate code - No need to modify code when switching between SQLite and the different modules for MySQL - Regularly updated to support new modules and more functionalities, while (hopefully) keeping the interface intact. - Queued queries: execute a bunch of queries in sequential order an run the callback when all queries are done License LGPL V2.1 (read here: https://www.gnu.org/licenses/lgpl-2.1.html) Basically you can use this in your project, even if you intend to sell it. However, changes made to the library are to be published. Let everyone enjoy your improvements. Supported MySQL modules - MySQLOO (http://facepunch.com/showthread.php?t=1357773) - tmysql4 (http://facepunch.com/showthread.php?t=1442438) (Beta, please test and report errors here) Note: When both MySQLOO and tmysql4 modules are installed, MySQLOO is used by default. This is for simplicity's sake. This might change in the future if this is really wanted.
VERSION HISTORY
- Version N/A posted on 2017-03-08
- Version N/A posted on 2011-08-20
Several fixes and updates
Program Details
- Category: Web Development > Other
- Publisher: mysqlite.sf.net
- License: Free
- Price: N/A
- Version: Array
- Platform: linux