Hello I came across this package and decided to implement it in my project.
Sqlite-electron: 3.1.1
Electron: 33.0.2
Electron-forge: 7.5.0
A typescript electron project with webpack vite react frontend
Everything was fine until I started testing my electron project by compiling and running the binary executable file.
The first error I came across is:
Error: ENOENT, .webpack\sqlite-win32-x64\sqlite-win32-x64.exe not found in C:\Code\UpApp-old\out\upapp-win32-x64\resources\app.asar
But I managed to fix it by adding a render webpack rule to copy the folder with sql binary files from node_modules/sqlite-electron/sqlite-win32-x64 to .webpack/sqlite-win32-x64 and that seemed to solve the problem but I don't think it's the most efficient way.
However I came across now to this issue where the setdbPath function is awaited but it nevere returns or throws an error nor it creates a database file. I have tested with creating a txt file to check if maybe I don't have permission but it successfully created the file which means I do have permission
Hello I came across this package and decided to implement it in my project.
Sqlite-electron: 3.1.1 Electron: 33.0.2 Electron-forge: 7.5.0 A typescript electron project with webpack vite react frontend
Everything was fine until I started testing my electron project by compiling and running the binary executable file.
The first error I came across is:
But I managed to fix it by adding a render webpack rule to copy the folder with sql binary files from
node_modules/sqlite-electron/sqlite-win32-x64
to.webpack/sqlite-win32-x64
and that seemed to solve the problem but I don't think it's the most efficient way.However I came across now to this issue where the setdbPath function is awaited but it nevere returns or throws an error nor it creates a database file. I have tested with creating a txt file to check if maybe I don't have permission but it successfully created the file which means I do have permission