I think I asked you about this before, but I forgot to reply.
I am using nedb in electron and I have never tried sqllite3. There seem to be many problems.
You can try it. I can guarantee that this will run under electron. As for the speed, I won’t talk about it. I haven’t done any performance testing. Just go to the official website and get the results:
Nodejs’s sqlite3 has no problem at all. There may be some compatibility issues and problems will occur under WINDOWS. And it uses C code, which is very troublesome to compile.
To use sqlite3 in electron under windows, you may need a complete visual studio to compile correctly. More troublesome.
Another way is not to embed it. When electron starts, just start other database processes such as mysql process or mongodb process. The packaging will be relatively large, but the functions are complete.
I think I asked you about this before, but I forgot to reply.
I am using nedb in
electron
and I have never triedsqllite3
. There seem to be many problems.You can try it. I can guarantee that this will run under
electron
. As for the speed, I won’t talk about it. I haven’t done any performance testing. Just go to the official website and get the results:Nodejs’s sqlite3 has no problem at all. There may be some compatibility issues and problems will occur under WINDOWS. And it uses C code, which is very troublesome to compile.
To use sqlite3 in electron under windows, you may need a complete visual studio to compile correctly. More troublesome.
Another way is not to embed it. When electron starts, just start other database processes such as mysql process or mongodb process. The packaging will be relatively large, but the functions are complete.