semvec/pypi-packages huggingface dataset:
pysqlitehelper 0.4.0
Python SQLiteHelper is a python package that help you to create sqlite databases,tables and interacting with sqlite database without have to worry about writing any SQL query.
License: MIT
Requires Python: >=3.9,<4.0

# PySQLite-Helper 🧤
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Python SQLiteHelper is a python package that help you to create sqlite databases,tables and interacting with sqlite database without have to worry about writing any SQL query.

```python
# import the module from helper folder
from pysqlitehelper.helpers import SQLiteHelper

# creating the database called todo_app using our SQLiteHeper module 
db=SQLiteHelper('todo_app')
# After this like the file todo_app.db will be created in your directory

# Specify the structure of table you want to create using dictionary like this
columns = {
    'title': 'text',
    'description':'text',
    'completed':'boolean',
}

# create table using create_table function, and pass table name and of course the columns in the table 
db.create_table('tasks',columns)

# you want to insert data in your table right let's kee going
# specify values to be inserted in your table like this, column name then the value in dictionary format

values={
    'title':'Coding in the morning',
    'description':'Drinking coffee instead',
    'completed':False,
}

# then to execute the insert method call this fuction and pass table name and it's value

db.insert('tasks',values)
# after this line, you are now inserted your data in your table 

# select data by ID , here i'm going to select todo with id of 2
todo=db.selectWhereId('tasks',2)
print(todo)
# you can display selected column like this print(todo['title'])

# select all datas and display it via console like this
for r in db.selectAll(table_name='tasks'):
    print(r)
```