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This is an amazing project and everything that we in the .Net community need for a pure C# database using modern .Net 10, strong encryption, and a single file for storage. It would be great to have some additonal detailed documentation and C# code samples showing how to properly use these powerful features in a basic CRUD demo - as an example store user name/password/birth date in a encrypted single file. We have been trying to get a basic demo working but it seems some of the code is still moving around single file storage patterns. Having a CLI or GUI database tool to view/edit schema and data in the encrypted single file format (like DB Browser for SQLite https://sqlitebrowser.org/) would be a wonderful feature. Great work and we are actively following your project and looking forward to swapping out our SQLite wrappers+sqlite-net-pcl in WPF/MAUI windows desktop apps to use SharpCoreDB.
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This is an amazing project and everything that we in the .Net community need for a pure C# database using modern .Net 10, strong encryption, and a single file for storage. It would be great to have some additonal detailed documentation and C# code samples showing how to properly use these powerful features in a basic CRUD demo - as an example store user name/password/birth date in a encrypted single file. We have been trying to get a basic demo working but it seems some of the code is still moving around single file storage patterns. Having a CLI or GUI database tool to view/edit schema and data in the encrypted single file format (like DB Browser for SQLite https://sqlitebrowser.org/) would be a wonderful feature. Great work and we are actively following your project and looking forward to swapping out our SQLite wrappers+sqlite-net-pcl in WPF/MAUI windows desktop apps to use SharpCoreDB.
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