v0.1.11

SqliteMd v0.1.11 focuses the docs and landing experience on the simplest, most useful case: one Markdown file, one Markdown table, one SQLite virtual table.

What's in this release

• Refined README banner art to highlight the single-file markdown_table(...) flow.
• Mode-aware single-file tables via markdown_table_mode(...) with read_only and append_only.
• Unified diagnostics for single-file and repo/glob scans.
• Bundled examples covering single-file, repo scan, and diagnostics scenarios.

Setup

• Platform: Windows x64
• Download SqliteMd.dll from this release.
• Start sqlite3.exe or another SQLite host that supports loadable extensions.
• Load the extension:

sqlite> .load .\SqliteMd.dll

Basic usage

Attach a single Markdown file as a SQLite table:

CREATE VIRTUAL TABLE notes
USING markdown_table(
  'notes.md',
  'Notes',
  'id INTEGER, title TEXT, stars INTEGER',
  'id'
);

SELECT id, title, stars
FROM notes
ORDER BY id;

If notes.md does not exist yet, first write can create it:

INSERT INTO notes(id, title, stars)
VALUES (1, 'Release notes', 4);

Mode-aware single-file usage

Use markdown_table_mode(...) when you want explicit write behavior:

CREATE VIRTUAL TABLE notes_ro
USING markdown_table_mode(
  'notes.md',
  'Notes',
  'id INTEGER, title TEXT, stars INTEGER',
  'id',
  'read_only'
);

Supported write_mode values:

• read_write
• read_only
• append_only

More examples and docs

• README: https://github.com/SQLite-DNA/SqliteMd#readme
• Examples in repo: examples/