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[cli] start using a local storage approach#2
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I have begun the work towards a local storage approach vs storing data remotely.
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| log.Print("http response: ", string(body)) | ||
| // TODO(ben): configurable database location | ||
| // database, _ := sql.Open("sqlite3", "./notes.db") | ||
| // statement, _ := database.Prepare("CREATE TABLE IF NOT EXISTS notes (id BLOB PRIMARY KEY, content TEXT, active TINYINT, created_at DATETIME);") |
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wip testing, needs to be moved
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This is a work in progress deal.
I have begun the work towards a local storage approach vs storing data remotely. The choice for SQLite was made to have a powerful storage solution that provides ample flexibility in the future if we were to add filters or some such.