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SQLiteProvider Usage

• Below is a QuickStart guide
• See README document for further useage

This project is made of three modules:

• 'core' - holding the actual library code for you to use

• 'acceptance' - this is an Android acceptance test project with tests related to the core

• 'demo' - an Android project showing a demonstration of the various uses of the core library

Quick Start:

Database creation

1 ) Create an SQL file and place it in YourAndroidApp/assets/migrations

2 ) Pre-pend this SQL file with a version number

 1_My_Setup_File.sql :

 CREATE TABLE 'shop' (_id INTEGER PRIMARY KEY AUTOINCREMENT, name TEXT, postcode TEXT);
 INSERT INTO 'shop' (name, postcode) VALUES ("TheBigBang Shop", "L300RA")

3 ) to update the database create a new file and increment your version number

 2_My_Database_Changes.sql

Alternatively if you don't create an SQL file you can create your database programatically with the normal Android librarys ( n.b. this is what the SQLiteProvider library is doing for you in the background.

Querying

1 ) Create a content provider that extends novoda.lib.sqliteprovider.provider.SQLiteContentProviderImpl

2 ) Add an authority to that provider

 import novoda.lib.sqliteprovider.provider.SQLiteContentProviderImpl;

 public class FireworkProvider extends SQLiteContentProviderImpl {

     public static final String AUTHORITY = "content://com.novoda.demo/";

 }

3 ) Register your provider with the Android System in your AndroidManifest

 <provider
  android:name="com.novoda.sqliteprovider.demo.provider.FireworkProvider"
  android:authorities="com.novoda.demo"
  android:exported="false" />

4. Use the content provider with a URI to query your database

   Context.getContentResolver().query(Uri.parse("content://com.novoda.demo/fireworks/1"));

The above would return you a Cursor pointing to the row in the fireworks table with the primary key of 1

If you get stuck refer to the demo project or the acceptance tests.

There are also core unit tests you may find useful

The status of the build can be seen here: SQLiteProvider on Jenkins

The Sonar build health (static code analysis) can be seen here: SQLiteProvider on Sonar

Adding SQLiteProvider to your Maven project

<dependency>
  <groupId>com.novoda</groupId>
  <artifactId>sqliteprovider-core</artifactId>
  <version>1.0.0-SNAPSHOT</version>
</dependency>

1. TODO

Licensing

• Android SQLiteProvider Library Project is licensed under Apache 2