How to use SQLite mode when use PyGlossary as a library

[xxyzz]

My code is basically the same as the last example in doc/lib-usage.md, but I suspect the data added from glos.addEntry are saved in RAM not SQLite. How can I enable SQLite mode when use PyGlossary as a Python library?

[ilius]

SQLite mode is for glos.convert method.

If you need to add entries in your code, send me a link to your code, then I can give you a suggestion.

[xxyzz]

My code is at here: https://github.com/xxyzz/wiktionary_stardict/blob/master/src/wiktionary_stardict/stardict.py

Simplified code:

glos = Glossary()
for loop:
    glos.addEntry(glos.newEntry(forms, definition, defiFormat="h"))
glos.write(
    f"build/en-en.ifo",
    formatName="Stardict",
    dictzip=True,
    sametypesequence="h",
)

[ilius]

I created a helper class StarDictCreator, and a sample code on how to use it:

Commit (in master branch): caa2e66

[xxyzz]

Thank you so much! Could you also add a addDataEntry() method?

[xxyzz]

I wonder if it's better to write stardict files directly since I already use sqlite so the data won't be saved twice.

[ilius]

Not unless your entries are sorted exactly how StarDict entries should be sorted.

[ilius]

I added addResource method.