node-sqlite3 with CentOS 7 support
Mainly used for my another project - Uptime Kuma
What is the different between TryGhost/node-sqlite3?
The official one is dropped the support for CentOS 7, but my fork supports CentOS 7.
If you want to build a Node.js application which can be installed on many Linux distributions like Uptime Kuma, this library should be useful.
If your application will be just designed for new Linux distributions, you probably do not need it, just use the official one.
PS: No electron supports
How to use
npm install @louislam/sqlite3
npm remove sqlite3
Replace require("@louislam/sqlite") in your source code
Documentation
https://github.com/TryGhost/node-sqlite3
(For Maintainers/Developers Only)
###Prepare Prebuilt
glibc & musl
npm run build-binaries
All files in ./build after built. Total 9 files.
glibc
- armv7 - npm run build-linux-arm (Support glibc >=2.18 only)
- amd64/arm64 - npm run build-linux
musl (alpine)
- armv7/arm64/amd64 - npm run build-linux-alpine
Windows / MacOS
- Get from Github Action
Mac ARM64 (M1/M2)
- Get from TryGhost/node-sqlite3
- Rename to
napi-v6-darwin-arm64-unknown.tar.gz
- Use 7zip to rename the folder inside to
napi-v6-darwin-arm64