Key-Value Store implementation backed by the SQLite database engine.

• Easy to use API similar to PlayerPrefs
• Automatic management of transactions, optimizing throughput. Write operations are commited automatically once per frame.
• Custom serialization of complex objects (class/struct types), using Key-Value Store's serialization system
• Supports running PRAGMA statements for customization of the database
• Supports running VACUUM statements manually

• Key-Value Store: interface used by this implementation, which also provides custom object serialization out of the box.
• SQLite-net: library for managing SQLite databases

Either:

• Use the openupm registry and install this package using the openupm-cli:

  openupm add com.gilzoide.key-value-store.sqlite
  

• Install using the Unity Package Manager with the following URL:

  https://github.com/gilzoide/unity-key-value-store-sqlite.git#1.0.0-preview2
  

• Clone this repository or download a snapshot of it directly inside your project's Assets or Packages folder.

using Gilzoide.KeyValueStore.Sqlite;
using UnityEngine;
// 1. Instantiate a SqliteKeyValueStore with the desired path
var databasePath = $"{Application.persistentDataPath}/MySaveFile.db";
var kvs = new SqliteKeyValueStore(databasePath);
// 2. Set/Get/Delete values
kvs.SetBool("finishedTutorial", true);
kvs.SetString("username", "gilzoide");
Debug.Log("Checking if values exist: " + kvs.HasKey("username"));
Debug.Log("Getting values: " + kvs.GetInt("username"));
Debug.Log("Getting values with fallback: " + kvs.GetString("username", "default username"));
// Like C# Dictionary, this idiom returns a bool if the key is found
if (kvs.TryGetString("someKey", out string foundValue))
{
    Debug.Log("'someKey' exists: " + foundValue);
}
kvs.DeleteKey("someKey");
// 3. Dispose of the SqliteKeyValueStore when done
// This ensures the database connection gets closed correctly
kvs.Dispose();