Demo usage example, using demo.py in the sqliteimport repository:
# Ensure sqliteimport is installed with the 'cli' extra.
pip install sqliteimport[cli]
# Install 'requests' in a standalone directory.
pip install --target=sample requests
# Generate a sqlite database containing the installed packages.
sqliteimport bundle sample sample.sqlite3
# Demonstrate that importing from a database works.
python demo.py sample.sqlite3This is the output:
$ python demo.py
The requests module object:
<module 'requests' (sample.sqlite3)>
Requesting a webpage...success!Warning
The database format is likely to change as the project matures.
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