Checking what I need to include SQLite in my Swift apps

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SergioDCQ OP

Created May ’21

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My app needs a database and I would like to use SQLite.

Other than

using import SQLite3

and

adding libsqlite3.tbd in the Build Phase

Are there any other files I need to copy or import into my project?

Answered by OOPer in 673528022

Are there any other files I need to copy or import into my project?

Nothing. Also, adding libsqlite3.tbd in the Build Phase is not needed.

The module SQLite3 is made of bunch of C-language APIs. They are hard to use even for super-experienced developers. You can find some third party libraries to ease the difficulties using the SQLite3 APIs with Swift.

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OOPer OP

May ’21

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Are there any other files I need to copy or import into my project?

Nothing. Also, adding libsqlite3.tbd in the Build Phase is not needed.

The module SQLite3 is made of bunch of C-language APIs. They are hard to use even for super-experienced developers. You can find some third party libraries to ease the difficulties using the SQLite3 APIs with Swift.

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SergioDCQ OP

May ’21

Nothing. Also, adding libsqlite3.tbd in the Build Phase is not needed.

Every site I visited mentioned the adding that into the Build Phase. So I want to check, is this something that has changed recently with different versions of Xcode?

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Answer 3

OOPer OP

May ’21

Every site I visited mentioned the adding that into the Build Phase.

Seems you have visited only old sites or sites written by people who would not make their ways up-to-date.

So I want to check, is this something that has changed recently with different versions of Xcode?

Sorry, I do not remember exactly from which version this has changed.

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