We often access a local sqlite database when we developing an app. What is the counterpart in react native? Do I have to use AsyncStorage to store data without a native module?
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Updated answer: there's now a fledgling SQLite wrapper available:
https://github.com/andpor/react-native-sqlite-storage
Previously:
This comment on Hacker News indicates that there's nothing available right now:
There is currently no native module for SQLite, but you can build one if you want. :-D http://facebook.github.io/react-native/docs/nativemodulesios.html
We use a key-value store for most of our client-side persistence: http://facebook.github.io/react-native/docs/asyncstorage.html
It's by Eric Vicenti who seems to work at Facebook and contribute to React Native, so pretty authoritative.
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Thomas Parslow
I just wrote a basic wrapper for SQLite for React Native, not a lot of feature yet but it's a start: github.com/almost/react-native-sqlite
Moonwalker
Check out the full blown SQLite plugin for React Native: github.com/andpor/react-native-sqlite-storage
Full feature SQLite Plugin for React Native is available here:
https://github.com/andpor/react-native-sqlite-storage
Version 2.1.0 supports both iOS and Android and the fmk has both plain JS callback and Promise based interfaces.
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Realm React Native enables you to efficiently write your app’s model layer in a safe, persisted and fast way. Here’s what it looks like: See Realm React Native and Docs For Realm
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Embedded persistent or in memory database for react-native https://github.com/smartdemocracy/react-native-local-mongodb
It's have Performance statistics
- Insert: 10,680 ops/s
- Find: 43,290 ops/s
- Update: 8,000 ops/s
- Remove: 11,750 ops/s
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AndreasB
Beware of the choice of a NoSQL database if the data to be stored is relational.
Jamal Ud Din
Realm also support relations, its well documented too.