Greetings of the day friends Has anyone tried creating a Google Chrome Extension using Kotlin Multiplatform with SQLDelight/JS? After adding SQLDelight as a dependency to the extension, I see this error. Seems like Chrome extensions can't run JS or WASM scripts because of some CSP restriction.

Is there any simple way to remove a NOT NULL contraint from a table in SqlDelight? Seems that I need to copy the table into a temporary one, then back after updating the table?

When running my Kotlin/Wasm target in the browser, I encounter Webpack errors (the application works correctly on Android, desktop, and iOS targets). Below is my SQLDelight Wasm Gradle configuration and the error details: wasmJsMain.dependencies {

implementation(libs.sqldelight.web.driver)
    implementation(npm("sql.js", libs.versions.sqlJs.get()))
    implementation(npm("@cashapp/sqldelight-sqljs-worker", "2.1.0"))
    implementation(devNpm("copy-webpack-plugin", libs.versions.webPackPlugin.get()))

}

Hi, We want to use SQLDelight and have a use case where our queries use environment-specific table name prefixes. For example,

$someEnv

or

$someOtherEnv

, as shown below:

SELECT
    ...
FROM
    $someEnv.some_table td ON td.transaction_dossier_id = cs.transaction_dossier_id
        JOIN
    $someOtherEnv.some_other_table mc_go ON rv.grid_operator = mc_go.mtc_ean

How can we best support this behavior in SQLDelight? Is there a way to dynamically parameterize or pass these prefixes at runtime? Any guidance or workarounds would be greatly appreciated.

Hi, are there maybe updates on anvil's K2 support?

When generating a Compose Desktop release build and opening the app, I encounter a j*ava/sql/DriverManager* error. how could I fix it?

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from my understanding, SqlDelight currently runs

verifyMigrations

only on

check

runs, but if I run

assemble

or

install

(assume an Android project), then verify won't run. 1. is that right? 2. if so, is the solution to explicitly Gradle-wire the task to `assemble`/`install`? 3. if so, got a lazyweb snippet handy? the AGP variant.assembleProvider way seems to no longer be available in later versions.

I'm encountering an error while setting up SQLDelight for WebAssembly in a Kotlin Multiplatform project targeting WebAssembly. When initializing the database worker, I get the following console error:

composeApp.uninstantiated.mjs:189 WebWorkerException:
  {
    "message":"Uncaught SyntaxError: Unexpected token '<'",
    "type":"error"
  } isTrusted,true
  kotlinx.coroutines.error_$external_fun @ composeApp.uninstantiated.mjs:189

Is this primarily a SQLDelight configuration issue or a coroutines uncaught exception? Relevant Code Snippets: Database Configuration:

private val workerScriptUrl: String = 
      js("""new URL("@cashapp/sqldelight-sqljs-worker/sqljs.worker.js", import.meta.url)""")
  
  actual val platformModule = module {
      single {
          val driver = WebWorkerDriver(Worker(workerScriptUrl)).apply {
              enableForeignKeys()
          }
          LlmsDatabaseWrapper(driver, LlmsDatabase(driver))
      }
  }

Webpack Configuration (sqljs.js)

config.resolve = {
      fallback: {
          fs: false,
          path: false,
          crypto: false,
      }
  };
  
  const CopyWebpackPlugin = require('copy-webpack-plugin');
  config.plugins.push(
      new CopyWebpackPlugin({
          patterns: [
              '../../node_modules/sql.js/dist/sql-wasm.wasm'
          ]
      })
  );

for more context. check out this repository link: https://github.com/yassineAbou/LLMS

Something unclear to me when using SQLDelight with

generateAsync.set(true)

. Any call to

driver.executeQuery()

should be migrated to

driver.awaitQuery()

, right? But this doesn't seem to work with a non-async driver such as the JDBC one on the JVM. For instance I'm doing this:

driver.awaitQuery(
  null,
  "PRAGMA $versionPragma",
  { cursor ->
    // The cursor is already closed here
    if (cursor.next().await()) {
      cursor.getLong(0)
    } else {
      null
    }
  },
  0
)

using the debugger I can see that my lambda is called after the statement has already been closed which obviously cannot work. I must be missing something obvious? 🤔 Other extensions like

awaitAsOneOrNull()

seem to work as expected.

I am having problems with SQLDelight and SQLite on desktop. I have tested all my queries via the SQLite Browser before I started to migrate a project to use SQLDelight/SQLite. Now it turns out that even the latest version of SQLDelight (2.1.0) only supports an ancient dialect of SQLite (3.18?) which has lots of limitations compared to modern SQLite. Is there any way to configure a more recent dialect version or any other workaround for this?

Hello, I’ve spend lot of time trying to understand why SQLDelight was always returning null for a specific field even though the value wasn’t null in the database until I’ve decided to put the properties of my data class in the same order as they are declared in the .sq TABLE, Is it normal to have that behaviour ?

[SQLDelight - ios only] Is it possible to ensure migrations are run before I try to access the DB? Use case: On app start in home screen, need to read data from db and display it. Seems like db is not migrated to next version and table is not yet created but I try to access it. 😞 Not sure how to ensure migrations are run before I access db? PS - Android seems to be okay ios is having issues. Logs in 🧵

Hey folks! Our team just released a new open source library called Trailblaze which allows writing end to end tests using natural language which are driven by an AI agent. It is still under active development and we’re having good success with both the Square point of sale app and CashApp! AI-driven testing is gaining a lot of momentum across various disciplines and we look forward to iterating and collaborating on a solid solution for mobile clients

Hi, I was messing around with SQLDelight and WASM without much success before version 2.1.0 came out. Now that it's supported in the current release, I'd like to pick it up again, but I'm not sure if there's any official documentation or example repo available. Right now, I'm a bit lost because of all the experiments I did before this version.

Hi all! I'm working on upgrading our Android project's SQLDelight version from 2.0.1 to 2.10, but seeing an issue compiling after upgrading where it does not recognize

last_insert_rowid()

Unknown function last_insert_rowid
    SELECT last_insert_rowid()
           ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^

last_insert_rowid()

is a part of SQLite, is there some kind of change made to override this in the latest update? I was unable to find anything directly referencing it in the changelogs

Does anvil not work with kotlin 2.2.0 for anyone else as well?

Is there any chance this issue with the sqldelight plugin will be looked at any time soon? Currently the plugin is constantly flashing and not providing syntax highlighting in intellij https://github.com/sqldelight/sqldelight/issues/5664

This post by Dan Abramov https://overreacted.io/progressive-json/ is making me rethink how json is parsed/deserialized via okhttp. From what Dan says you can't deserialize json until its completely downloaded, but i always thought with okhttp + moshi (or whatever) that the deserialization happens while streaming the resopnse. i vaugley remember a droidcon talk where jake/jesse talked about amoritized cost of network response vs deserialization. and even the fact that json serializer benchmarks that use strings aren't really benchmarking the right thing. Can someone confirm if okhttp allows streaming of responses + streamed deserialization?

I’m preparing OkHttp 5.0.0 and I’m looking for some community help. Can you please try out

5.0.0-alpha.17

in your projects and let me know if you run into any surprises? OkHttp 5.x introduces separate

-jvm

and

-android

artifacts. We’ve had reports (issue 8826) that some builds incorrectly classes from both a

okhttp-android

5.x artifact and a

okhttp

4.x artifact, which causes crashes at runtime. I haven’t been able to reproduce this. If you can repro this, please reply on thread; I’d love to get to the bottom of this. My intention is for 5.x to have zero backwards-incompatible changes with 4.12. If you see any, again please let me know.

Im looking into a potential race condition with SqlDelight:

private val database by lazy {
    scope.async { init() }
}

suspend fun database() = database.await()

The

suspend fun init()

function creates the actual database and makes sure some template data is inserted the first time around. The whole point is that this happens before other areas of my app can touch the database. Ive been doing this for years and it has worked brilliantly, but recently something seems to have changed: under some scenario, the database is accessed before the template data is inserted. Ill add some more details in 🧵 in order to keep this somewhat short.

Hey guys, I'm using the square wire client library on the kmm + cmp project. When I use the wire client library in the commonMain it gives me an error on wasmJs. Could any one can help with this?

In sqldelight, when making raw queries, how to ensure identifiers do not conflict with generated query identifiers? Is there a range etc?

SQLDelight question: is there a docs page that lists all of the valid built-in data types, and what Kotlin type they correspond to? E.g. TEXT = String

SQLDelight question: The docs explain how to enable foreign keys for SQLite, but how are they actually defined in a

.sq

file? https://sqldelight.github.io/sqldelight/2.1.0/jvm_sqlite/foreign_keys/

Sharing an important Anvil update: We've decided to deprecate Anvil in favor of Metro. See Anvil Moves to Maintenance Mode for the full announcement + context, and please let us know if you have any questions or things that could use clarification

Is there a way we can bundle custom sqlite build for android/iOS in SQLDelight? Please point me to some documentation/writeup that can help with setting it up Context: Used in a library that target js/ios/android where idb will be used for js and sqlite for iOS/android Cannot rely on sqlite provided by platform since I want a standardised version of sqlite for both targets

@jessewilson I’ve just watched your great talk at Droidcon (Coroutines Party Tricks) and I noticed that on the last slide, there is a link to the GitHub repo which leads to 404 🙂 https://github.com/swankjesse/coroutines-party-tricks/ Are you planning to open it? Also, I have a question about the coroutine-based navigation approach. Since in the Android world our Activity might be recreated at any point, how do we properly support “suspending results” in that case? As far as I know, the coroutine (or suspension point, I’m not sure what the appropriate name is here) cannot be serialized and placed on the Bundle, so how can we deliver the result of our screen to the point we need after our Activity is recreated?

At droidcon the build panel folks talked about a cli tool to generate new module (structure, defaults etc). Is this a gradle job or would shell script be better suited or something else?

How could I inspect SQLDelight database on iOS? I have a Compose Multiplatform project. With Android it is easy to use App Inspection or pull .db file via ADB, but how to do it on iOS?