using-sqlite-as-a-key-value-store
Using SQLite as a Key Value Store
SQLite is a very capable edge database that can store various shapes of data.
Key/Value databases are popular in applications for storing settings, and other non-relational data.
By using SQLite to store the key/values you can contain all the data for a user in a single file and can attach it to other databases or sync it to a server.
Create the table
To store key/value type data we need to first create our table.
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