Add getDylibPath for loading runtime extensions on iOS#192
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…sion-loading Add getDylibPath for loading runtime extensions on iOS
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It's now possible to load dylibs on iOS to call the sqlite method to load an extension. This was always possible on Android but on iOS dylibs are heavily restricted and packaged into frameworks, this requires to get the runtime path of the packaged binary from iOS APIs. There is now a method one can use to get the binary path on iOS and pass the full path to the loadExtension call to sqlite.
Docs are updated, scroll down to loading extensions:
https://ospfranco.notion.site/API-1a39b6bb3eb74eb893d640c8c3459362