Can you explain where SQLCipher used in source code?

[tr1cks]

I very appreciate your work, but can't figure out by one sight where SQLCipher comes to work.

[sjemens]

The main difference from the official QSQLITE plugin is the linking with the sqlcipher library. This happens in qsqlcipher.pro. Secondary, in main.cpp I named the plugin as to not conflict with the qsqlite naming. To enable the encryption capabilities one should use the PRAGMA options as are documented in the sqlipher API. You can see the most basic use cases in the tests

[tr1cks]

Thanks for clarification. Now I understood that sqlcipher is drop-in-replacement library.

Can you specify what versions of openssl and sqlcipher was used? I trying to build them for iOS and Mac OS right now.

[sjemens]

@tr1cks
I see that you have forked the android branch so I guess you are asking what versions are the static libs. Openssl is version 1.1.1a and sqlcipher is version 4.0.1. (In desktop I am always using the system libraries and since I am using Arch Linux these are always the latest versions.)
I think you should modify the build scripts for openssl and sqlcipher to build your libraries. However I am sorry to say that I never programmed for iOS and Mac OS, so I am not sure if I can offer any more assistance there.

[tr1cks]

@sjemens
I added support for iOS and Mac OS in my fork. I prefer to use OpenSSL, but other option is platform encryption API.