Kikko

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Powerful SQLite adapter for web, mobile and desktop. Build reactive UI on top of it

Overview

Kikko is an innovative and evolving project designed to offer a robust solution for transaction handling in various web applications. As it stands in active development, users can expect some occasional hiccups while the team works on stabilizing the platform. Kikko aims to enhance query handling by managing a queue for transactions and providing an easy-to-use middleware API for intercepting queries. With built-in profiling tools, developers can easily optimize their code, and optional plugins can extend functionality to suit specific needs.

Whether you're integrating Kikko into a web project or using it for mobile applications, it provides a versatile approach that bridges various technologies. The capability to manage databases with this lightweight solution makes it an attractive choice for developers looking to simplify query management while maintaining performance.

Features

  • ⚖️ Tiny size: Kikko boasts a minimal footprint, coming in at less than 15kb in gzip, making it a lightweight option for developers.
  • 📱 Wide platforms support: Compatible with web, mobile (including React Native, Expo, Cordova, and Ionic), and desktop applications (Electron, Tauri).
  • 🧰 Lib-agnostic: Kikko can be utilized with a variety of libraries and frameworks, including React, Vue, and even Svelte or Angular (currently in progress).
  • 🐛 Easy to debug: The query colorization feature helps developers quickly identify which transaction each query belongs to, along with precise measurement of preparation, transfer, and execution times.
  • 🔐 Secured by default: Utilizing template literals, Kikko significantly reduces the risk of SQL injections by automatically marking all variables as prepared statements.
  • 🛠 Plugin system: The ability to incorporate custom code on query and transaction execution gives developers the flexibility to tailor the functionality to fit their needs.
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