Loading JSON1 extension with flutter sqflite












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In my flutter app I'm using sqflite to talk to a local database. I need to peek into json data for specific queries. The JSON1 extension would be ideal for this. However, I can't find how to load the extension in a flutter app, making it available in my queries, since the documentation for loading the extension is written for C language, not Dart. So, some questions to help me on the way:




  • Should I compile in different architectures for iOS and Android?

  • Where should the compiled file(s) be placed in my app? I assume it's not added as an asset?

  • and, How to access/load the C extension in my flutter/dart code?


PS Suggestions for other well supported local databases (document databases or databases that support json queries) for flutter are also welcome. I looked into couchbase lite, but the plugins (fluttercouch, couchbase-lite-flutter) are still slowly under development.










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  • Many sqlite instances enable json1 by default instead of using it as a loadable extension... Have you checked to see if that's the case with your toolchain?

    – Shawn
    Nov 17 '18 at 20:48











  • I'm getting 'no such function: json_extract', so I'm assuming the json1 extension is not enabled unfortunately.

    – Jesse de Wit
    Nov 17 '18 at 21:12
















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In my flutter app I'm using sqflite to talk to a local database. I need to peek into json data for specific queries. The JSON1 extension would be ideal for this. However, I can't find how to load the extension in a flutter app, making it available in my queries, since the documentation for loading the extension is written for C language, not Dart. So, some questions to help me on the way:




  • Should I compile in different architectures for iOS and Android?

  • Where should the compiled file(s) be placed in my app? I assume it's not added as an asset?

  • and, How to access/load the C extension in my flutter/dart code?


PS Suggestions for other well supported local databases (document databases or databases that support json queries) for flutter are also welcome. I looked into couchbase lite, but the plugins (fluttercouch, couchbase-lite-flutter) are still slowly under development.










share|improve this question























  • Many sqlite instances enable json1 by default instead of using it as a loadable extension... Have you checked to see if that's the case with your toolchain?

    – Shawn
    Nov 17 '18 at 20:48











  • I'm getting 'no such function: json_extract', so I'm assuming the json1 extension is not enabled unfortunately.

    – Jesse de Wit
    Nov 17 '18 at 21:12














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In my flutter app I'm using sqflite to talk to a local database. I need to peek into json data for specific queries. The JSON1 extension would be ideal for this. However, I can't find how to load the extension in a flutter app, making it available in my queries, since the documentation for loading the extension is written for C language, not Dart. So, some questions to help me on the way:




  • Should I compile in different architectures for iOS and Android?

  • Where should the compiled file(s) be placed in my app? I assume it's not added as an asset?

  • and, How to access/load the C extension in my flutter/dart code?


PS Suggestions for other well supported local databases (document databases or databases that support json queries) for flutter are also welcome. I looked into couchbase lite, but the plugins (fluttercouch, couchbase-lite-flutter) are still slowly under development.










share|improve this question














In my flutter app I'm using sqflite to talk to a local database. I need to peek into json data for specific queries. The JSON1 extension would be ideal for this. However, I can't find how to load the extension in a flutter app, making it available in my queries, since the documentation for loading the extension is written for C language, not Dart. So, some questions to help me on the way:




  • Should I compile in different architectures for iOS and Android?

  • Where should the compiled file(s) be placed in my app? I assume it's not added as an asset?

  • and, How to access/load the C extension in my flutter/dart code?


PS Suggestions for other well supported local databases (document databases or databases that support json queries) for flutter are also welcome. I looked into couchbase lite, but the plugins (fluttercouch, couchbase-lite-flutter) are still slowly under development.







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  • Many sqlite instances enable json1 by default instead of using it as a loadable extension... Have you checked to see if that's the case with your toolchain?

    – Shawn
    Nov 17 '18 at 20:48











  • I'm getting 'no such function: json_extract', so I'm assuming the json1 extension is not enabled unfortunately.

    – Jesse de Wit
    Nov 17 '18 at 21:12



















  • Many sqlite instances enable json1 by default instead of using it as a loadable extension... Have you checked to see if that's the case with your toolchain?

    – Shawn
    Nov 17 '18 at 20:48











  • I'm getting 'no such function: json_extract', so I'm assuming the json1 extension is not enabled unfortunately.

    – Jesse de Wit
    Nov 17 '18 at 21:12

















Many sqlite instances enable json1 by default instead of using it as a loadable extension... Have you checked to see if that's the case with your toolchain?

– Shawn
Nov 17 '18 at 20:48





Many sqlite instances enable json1 by default instead of using it as a loadable extension... Have you checked to see if that's the case with your toolchain?

– Shawn
Nov 17 '18 at 20:48













I'm getting 'no such function: json_extract', so I'm assuming the json1 extension is not enabled unfortunately.

– Jesse de Wit
Nov 17 '18 at 21:12





I'm getting 'no such function: json_extract', so I'm assuming the json1 extension is not enabled unfortunately.

– Jesse de Wit
Nov 17 '18 at 21:12












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