I'm using sqlitedata in an existing grdb app is it still as performant as stated in the readme?

[Axedyson]

I've followed this page in the docs: https://swiftpackageindex.com/pointfreeco/sqlite-data/main/documentation/sqlitedata/addingtogrdb

Now having this kind of integration of sqlitedata is it still as performant as if you just used sqlitedata on its own (I know it uses grdb under the hood). The performance benchmarks are stated here: https://github.com/pointfreeco/sqlite-data?tab=readme-ov-file#performance

[stephencelis]

@Axedyson While we use GRDB under the hood, we bypass some of its APIs to improve performance, like in the benchmark above. As long as you are using @Table and SQLiteData's adapter for GRDB, you'll see faster decoding.

[Axedyson]

yes I'm using both @Table and structured queries

What is sqlitedata's adapter for grdb?

Does this end up using sqlitedata's adapter for grdb?:

    prepareDependencies {
      let db = try! DatabaseQueue(
        // Create/migrate a database
        // connection
      )
      $0.defaultDatabase = db
    }
  }

[stephencelis]

The GRDB integration is all here: https://github.com/pointfreeco/sqlite-data/tree/main/Sources/SQLiteData/StructuredQueries%2BGRDB

As long as you are hitting .fetchAll and .fetchOne and .execute methods that work with the @Table query builder or #sql macro it will be using our decoding layer, not GRDB.