anaki_sqlite 0.1.6

SQLite driver for AnakiORM. Native connector via Rust FFI.

Changelog

0.1.6

• Fix @name parameter rewriting inside SQL text: the rewriter used to replace any @word anywhere in the statement, so INSERT ... VALUES ('[e-mail]') stored thalya$1.com and LIKE '[e-mail]' matched nothing. It is now a minimal lexer that only rewrites placeholders OUTSIDE string literals (incl. '' escapes), quoted identifiers ("...", [...], `...`) and comments (--, /* */). @@name system variables/operators are left intact

0.1.5

• Build hook no longer throws on unsupported targets (Android, iOS, other archs): it registers no native asset and returns, so a desktop app that depends on this package can also build for mobile. The FFI must simply not be called there (mobile clients run queries through a host)

0.1.4

• Fix native symbol collision when multiple anaki drivers are loaded in the same process: the driver now binds its FFI symbols from its own library handle first, falling back to the native-assets runtime for bundled builds

0.1.3

• Fix universal (arm64+x64) macOS builds: the build hook now copies the binary into the per-config output directory, so each architecture slice gets its own file (previously both slices pointed at the same dylib and lipo failed with duplicate architectures)

0.1.2

• Fix pub.dev packaging: native binaries are now really inside the published archive (0.1.1 tarballs were missing native_libs/ because a repo-root gitignore rule excluded them from dart pub publish)

0.1.1

• FFI exports are panic-safe: internal panics become error responses instead of aborting the host process (#2)
• Query rows keep the SELECT column order instead of returning alphabetically sorted keys (#5)
• Native library loads via the native-assets asset id (works with flutter build framework bundling), with filesystem search as fallback (#6)
• Prebuilt native binaries included for all supported platforms (#4)
• New build target: Linux ARM64 (aarch64)

0.1.0

• Initial release
• Core AnakiDb class with SQL-first API
• AnakiQueryBuilder for fluent queries
• Migrator and Seeder for database migrations
• Support for SQLite, PostgreSQL, MySQL, and SQL Server
• Cross-platform native libraries (macOS, Linux, Windows)