SQLiteDB. SQL DatabasesThe SQL databases as the name suggest allow API management using the SQL (Structured Query Language). API URLThe API URL is individual for each database and can be found on the user dashboard. Usually it will look something like this: http://sqlitedb.com/api/20180630065856012301
API Parameters
Parameter
| Is it Required?
| Description
| api_key
| required
| This is the API Key for accessing the database. Can be found in the user dashbard
| sql
| required
| This is the SQL query to be executed
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API ResponseThe API will respond with a JSON string with the following attributes.
Attribute
| Is it Always Send?
| Description
| status
| always
| Describes whether the request was successful or not. Possible values: error or success
| message
| always
| A short free text message with description of the action taken
| data
| always
| An array with variable data depending on the SQL query executed
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Example API response:
{"status":"error","message":"API Key is invalid","data":[]}
Examples
- Create a new table:https://sqlitedb.com/api/20180630065856012301?api_key=APIKEY&sql=CREATE
TABLE "demo" ("Id" integer NOT NULL PRIMARY KEY AUTOINCREMENT,
"FirstName" text NOT NULL, "LastName" text NOT NULL);
- Insert data into the table:https://sqlitedb.com/api/20180630065856012301?api_key=APIKEY&sql=INSERT INTO demo (FirstName,LastName) VALUES (''Tom','Sawer')
- Retrieve the data from the table:https://sqlitedb.com/api/20180630065856012301?api_key=APIKEY&sql=SELECT * FROM demo
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