Mike Dawson

Hi, I think it might make sense to look at this again now that most browsers have BigInt support (including Safari). If someone wants to use SQL.js with data that...

@lovasoa I can make a pull request. Adding support for bindBigInt is simple and backwards compatible (the one calling the function decides what parameters to provide). The backward compatibility problem...

I think a second parameter to get should work fine. My colleagues and I will put the PR together soon.

Hi, I also had the NoClassDefFoundError on my Android app. I managed to avoid it by manually adding the dependency to the commonMain of my multiplatform module: ``` implementation "org.jetbrains.kotlinx:atomicfu:$version_atomicfu"...

I know this is a bit old, but just in case it helps anyone. If you are trying to save to a file that does not have an extension, then...

I understand that there could be some cases where a virtual clock might be useful to make tests run faster. Unfortunately, this breaks a whole lot of normal coroutine use...

Somehow I missed this afterwards. For anyone looking, the main limitation right now is when you are binding a parameter in a query. Because SQLite.js is compiled without 64bit support...

I experienced the same issue and did some further testing: making the val jsJodaTz public (instead of private) does not fix it. Accessing the property from the main function fixed...

Hi, I was able to build and include the jars using gradle (e.g. implementation fileTree(dir: 'libs', include: ['*.jar']) ). I was then able to run the echo test within my...

As you already have a working Gradle build, I would have thought it would make more sense to just use the Gradle publishing plugin, no need to switch build systems.