The sqflite is a very useful SQLite plugin for Flutter. Secondly, we also need to use Future API, async, await keywords, and then functions to make it successful.Īnd finally, we are going to store persistent data in our local SQLite database, using provider package.
In the second part, we’d concentrated on database connection, data model classes.įirstly, we’ll use a Flutter package or plugin, sqflite which is available in pub.dev. The previous section has discussed the application structure. We might also see the progress of the initial phase in this section – SQLite Blog application in Flutter. Not only that, before doing that, in a step by step process we’ve built the SQLite Blog Application in Flutter. As we’ve discussed Future, await and async for absolute beginners in previous section- is Flutter single thread? Therefore, if you’re a beginner, you might take a look before we proceed towards the final section.īefore using provider package, we’ve built an entire Blog, or My Diary application using SQLite Database in Flutter. However, if you are a beginner, please learn Future, await and async first.
Since storing persistent data requires a lot of state management, the Provider package always helps us to achieve that target.Īs a result, in this section, we try to use SQLite database with Provider. Most importantly, we always want to make our Flutter app faster and performant. Not only that, we can also reduce pressure on system resource while we store persistent data with provider package. Can we use SQLite database with Provider package in Flutter? The answer is, yes! We can.
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