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I mean this Node.js SQLite each.
Wonder if it is possible to use async iterator and call,
for await (const r of SQL_STATEMENT) {
}
Or perhaps some other conveniences, like subscribe or observable?
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The meat of
Database#eachis implemented in C++ unfortunately:github.com/mapbox/node-sqlite3/blo...
Essentially the callback is sent over to the C++ side and scheduled over there.
Not sure how the C++ side can pass an async generator back to JavaScript.
This might be of use to you.
How to create an SQLite database in node.js
dev.to/forbeslindesay/how-to-creat...
Maybe atdatabases support async iterator via SQLQuery.querystream; but I am not so sure. Maybe tutorial is missing in this aspect.
The best (and simplest) driver for SQLite in Node.js would still be better-sqlite3.
Still, you have done well wrapping around
pg(and also with TypeScript typings). I will have to borrow it for PostgreSQL.