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If I understand correctly, this is like SQLite, but Postgres. I love SQLite, but sometimes I need a little more. So, no more saving Date as text and we have arr
by srameshc 2y ago
If I understand correctly, this is like SQLite, but Postgres. I love SQLite, but sometimes I need a little more. So, no more saving Date as text and we have arrays, jsonb etc and all the good stuff from Postgres. Am I right ?
- samwillis 2y agoExactly, all your favourite PG types, plus any that come with extensions such as vectors with pgvector. We are working on PostGIS to, which will bring the geo types to PGlite.
- aitchnyu 2y agoIIRC Sqlite can exist as flat file and can be backed up. Will this work the same? And will it allow multiple writers?
- srameshc 2y agoEvery use case and expectations are different IMO. And yes if it's a file system , you can always grab a way to keep a snapshot. Too early for this project to deliver everything at one go.