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Most low effort sqlite wasm to table fill library?

/u/Yha_Boiii Reddit r/webdev 2026-09-13 21:22 4 views

Hi,

I just need to fill data in from sqlite running in a wasm to a table with a fixed column length while the row size should be dynamic from a delimeter hinting towards a new row. Needs to have export table feature and native sorting from clicking on the ribbon header

What to use?

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