sqliteHow can I use SQLite with Github?

SQLite can be used with Github by creating a SQLite database file and adding it to a Github repository. To do this, the file must be added to the repository and committed.

For example, to create a SQLite database file called my_database.db and add it to a Github repository, the following code can be used:

sqlite3 my_database.db
.databases

The output of this code would be:

0: main: /my_database.db

This indicates that the database file has been created. To add it to the Github repository, the following commands can be used:

git add my_database.db
git commit -m "Added my_database.db"
git push origin master

The git add command adds the file to the repository, the git commit command commits the changes, and the git push command pushes the changes to the remote repository.

Code explanation

1. sqlite3 my_database.db - creates a SQLite database file called my_database.db
2. .databases - checks if the database file was created
3. git add my_database.db - adds the file to the repository
4. git commit -m "Added my_database.db" - commits the changes
5. git push origin master - pushes the changes to the remote repository

Helpful links

• SQLite documentation
• GitHub documentation

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