SQLitepp 3.2.5

SQLitepp by Alessandro Molina is a C++ wrapper library for SQLite, providing a convenient and modern way to interact with SQLite databases.

SQLitepp offers a simple and intuitive interface for performing database operations, including querying, inserting, updating, and deleting data. It supports transactions, prepared statements, and automatic object mapping.

Yes, SQLitepp is designed to be compatible with all recent versions of SQLite, ensuring seamless integration with your existing SQLite databases or applications.

Yes, SQLitepp provides thread-safe access to the underlying SQLite database, allowing concurrent access from multiple threads without the need for external synchronization.

Yes, SQLitepp is a header-only library that can be easily included in your C++ project. Simply include the appropriate headers and link against SQLite.

SQLitepp provides a convenient query interface that allows you to execute SQL queries and retrieve results as a range of objects or by iterating over rows. You can also bind parameters to your queries for dynamic values.

Yes, SQLitepp supports both explicit and implicit transactions. You can start a transaction using the Transaction class provided by SQLitepp and either commit or roll back the changes made within the transaction.

Yes, SQLitepp is actively maintained by Alessandro Molina and has a dedicated community of users. Updates and bug fixes are regularly released to ensure compatibility with the latest versions of SQLite.

You can find the documentation for SQLitepp on its official GitHub repository, which includes detailed usage examples, API reference, and installation instructions.

Yes, SQLitepp is an open source project released under the MIT license. You can freely use, modify, and distribute it for both personal and commercial purposes.