iomax / dockerfile_of_sqlite3

✅ Latest and light weight docker image of SQLite3.

Dockerfile of SQLite3

Alpine Docker image of SQLite3 built from the latest source code.

• Current SQLite3 version:
  • View Available Tags (SQLite version) @ DockerHub
• Supported Architecture:
  • AMD64, ARM64, ARMv6, ARMv7
• 

Image Information (Dockerfile, Security Scan, etc.)

• Repositories/Registries:
  • Dockerfile @ GitHub
• Build Info:
  • Base Image: alpine:latest
  • SQLite3 Source: https://www.sqlite.org/src/ @ SQLite.org

Usage

Build the latest image locally as below:

```shellsession
$ docker build -t sqlite3:local https://github.com/iomax/Dockerfile_of_SQLite3.git
...

Interactive

Running sqlite3 command inside the container interactively.

$ docker run --rm -it -v "$(pwd):/workspace" -w /workspace sqlite3:local
SQLite version 3.28.0 2019-04-16 19:49:53
Enter ".help" for usage hints.
Connected to a transient in-memory database.
Use ".open FILENAME" to reopen on a persistent database.
sqlite> .open ./sample.db
sqlite> CREATE TABLE table_sample(timestamp TEXT, description TEXT);
sqlite> INSERT INTO table_sample VALUES(datetime("now"),"First sample data. Foo");
sqlite> INSERT INTO table_sample VALUES(datetime("now"),"Second sample data. Bar");
sqlite> .quit
$ ls
sample.db

• Note that you need to mount the working directory as a volume to the container.

Command

• Running sqlite3 --version command:

$ docker run --rm sqlite3:local sqlite3 --version
3.38.2 2022-03-26 13:51:10 d33c709cc0af66bc5b6dc6216eba9f1f0b40960b9ae83694c986fbf4c1d6f08f

• Executing SQL query to the mounted database:

$ ls
sample.db
$ docker run --rm -it -v "$(pwd):/workspace" sqlite3:local sqlite3 /workspace/sample.db -header -column 'SELECT rowid, * FROM table_sample;'
rowid  timestamp            description
-----  -------------------  -----------------------
1      2022-04-16 14:09:52  First sample data. Foo
2      2022-04-16 14:09:58  Second sample data. Bar

• Note that you need to mount the working directory as a volume to the container.

Run test

This container includes a simple test script.

You can run the script to see if the container and sqlite3 binary is working.

$ docker run --rm sqlite3:local /run-test.sh
- Creating test DB ... created
rowid  timestamp            description
-----  -------------------  -----------------------
1      2022-04-16 14:18:34  First sample data. Hoo
2      2022-04-16 14:18:34  Second sample data. Bar
- Testing ...
  1st row value ... OK
  2nd row value ... OK

- Test result:
success
$ echo $?
0

License

• MIT License by The Dockerfile of SQLite3 Contributors.
  • SQLite: Public Domain by D. Richard Hipp and SQLite.org.