Download the folder and open it with Unit圓d to give it a try. If you want to try it I've uploaded a small example that you will be able to find in the "Example" folder.
You’re done! Now you can get access to your database using sqlite-net.Don’t forget to copy your SQLite database file in your Assets/StreamingAssets folder if you’re shipping one.Copy the SQLite.cs file into your scripts folder.It contains the dlls that Unit圓d will need to access sqlite. Download this zip, extract its content and copy the resulting folder to your Assets/Plugins folder.The fast trackĪll you have to do to start using it in your project: If you want to know more about why I created this plugin you can read more here. *Note: SQLite4Unit圓d uses only the synchronous part of sqlite-net, so all the calls to the database are synchronous. For a further reference on what possibilities you have available with this library I encourage you to visit its github repository. It uses the great sqlite-net library as a base so you will have Linq besides sql. All I got were links to paid solutions on the Unit圓d's Assets Store and a lot of different and complicated tutorials.Īt the end, I decided that there should be a simpler way and I created SQLite4Unit圓d, a plugin that helps you to use SQLite in your Unit圓d projects in a clear and easy way and works in iOS, Mac, Android and Windows projects. Since ours is a note app, the entity will simple be Note.When I started with Unit圓d development I needed to use SQLite in my project and it was very hard to me to find a place with simple instructions on how to make it work. Sugar ORM will use the information in this class to automatically create a table. Modify your AndroidManifest.xml as follows: Ī model (bean) class which extends SugarRecord is all you need.
Add this under your adle dependencies block: compile ':sugar:1.4'Ģ. Taking the example of a note app similar to Google Keep, we’ll see how to:ġ. But with Sugar ORM, all you need is a model (bean) class and you’re good to go. Typically using SQLite in Android required a lot of boilerplate code, which took considerable time. Here are other storage options you could check out. Insanely easy way to work with Android Databases. In this Android SQLite Database tutorial, I’m here to show you an easier way to it.
SQLite database is one way to store your app’s data locally in Android.
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