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Since we’re already playing with GitHub, let’s download also the sqlite-net fork adapted to work with Windows Phone 8: repeat the operations we’ve just made on the repository available at the URL. Inside it you’ll find a folder called sqlite-net-wp8: that is the project that we need to add to our solution. Once you’ve done it the GitHub client will be opened and the repository will be automatically added to the local repositories list: after a while (the progress bar will show you the status of the operation) the whole repository will be downloaded in the default location, that is the folder C:\Users\User\Documents\GitHub\ (where User is your Windows username). Click on it and make sure that you’ve logged in in the website with the same credentials you used for the application, otherwise you’ll be redirected to the page to download the GitHub client.
At the top of the page, in the toolbar, you’ll find a button labeled Clone in Windows. Now go to the GitHub website and, specifically, to the sqlite-net-wp8 repository, that is available at the URL. Unless you’ve already used GitHub and you already own one or more repositories, the window will be empty. Once you’ve done you should see a window like this: You’ll need to have a valid GitHub account: if you don’t have it, simply go to the website and create one.
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Just download and install the application from here: after you’ve launched it you’ll have to configure it for the first time. If you’re not familiar with Git, the easiest way to use it is to download GitHub for Windows, which is a Windows client that is able to connect to repositories hosted on GitHub and to keep files in sync with the server.
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What does it mean? That, finally, we are able to use the native SQLite engine that has been released as a Visual Studio extension and that we can use a common library to share our data layer with a Windows Store app for Windows 8.Īt the moment, the project isn’t available on NuGet yet and requires two steps: the first one is to add a native class, that acts as a wrapper for the functions used by sqlite-net, and the second is to download a specific sqlite-net version, where the developer has replaced the usage of the csharp-sqlite engine with the native one.īoth projects are hosted on GitHub (a popular website to host open source projects that also acts as a source control system based on Git), so the best way to download and use both them is using Git: you can also download the project in a single zip file but, this way, every time the developer will change something you’ll have to download everything again and add the new project to your solution. With a perfect timing, as soon as I’ve published my previous post about using the chsarp-sqlite engine in combination with sqlite-net, Peter Huene has released a porting of the famous library for Windows Phone 8.
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