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This PR contains the following updates:
1.9.0
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Release Notes
sql-js/sql.js (sql.js)
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sql.js v1.13 Release Notes
This release of sql.js brings significant updates and improvements, primarily focused on modernizing the underlying toolchain and enhancing functionality.
The online playground was rewritten:
Key highlights include:
🚀 Dependency Updates and Modernization
SQLite Core Upgrade: sql.js is now built with SQLite version 3.49. This incorporates all the enhancements and bug fixes from SQLite versions 3.45.0 through 3.49.1. See SQLite release notes. Notable SQLite improvements in this range include:
IN
operators. These improvements are detailed in the SQLite release notes for versions 3.47.0, 3.49.0, and 3.46.0.iif()
function with support for multiple arguments (SQLite 3.49.0).->>
operator (SQLite 3.47.0).json_pretty()
function for formatted JSON output (SQLite 3.46.0).ceiling
andfloor
(SQLite 3.46.0).Emscripten 4.x Upgrade: sql.js is now compiled with Emscripten 4. See changes in emscripten. This major update to the Emscripten toolchain brings several under-the-hood improvements:
Node.js Worker Thread Compatibility: The worker scripts are now fully compatible with Node.js worker threads, allowing for seamless integration in Node.js environments leveraging worker threads. This is a significant step towards better performance and concurrency in Node.js.
Removal of Puppeteer Dev Dependency: The project no longer depends on Puppeteer for worker tests. Worker tests now utilize Node.js worker threads directly, simplifying the testing setup and removing an external dependency. This also speeds up the devcontainer installation.
✨ New Features
updateHook
API (#604): This release introduces a new low-level API,Database.updateHook
, providing a mechanism to register a callback function that is invoked whenever a row is updated, inserted, or deleted in the database. view docssqlite3_update_hook
functionality, allowing developers to monitor database modifications at a granular level.🛠️ Internal and Development Changes
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