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Data Heist: Terminal Tactics

I’m not just hacking data; I’m rewriting reality one query at a time!

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In a near-future dystopian world, you take on the role of a rogue hacker who has just cracked the ultimate corporate security system. Your goal? Infiltrate a mega-corporation to retrieve classified data revealing their nefarious plans. The twist: you must use the very advanced SQL-like language of 'litdb' to manipulate the database in real time, encountering moral dilemmas and dramatic choices that affect both your mission and the fate of the world. Each decision layers complexity into your hacking attempts, with real-time feedback, unpredictable NPC reactions, and branching storylines based on your choices.
\n\n```\n\n```\n\n\n```\n\n\nTo get the most out of \n```\nlitdb\n```\nlitdb we recommend using text editors that supports TypeScript definitions (e.g. VS Code, JetBrains IDEs, neovim, etc.)\n\n## LitDB Drivers​\n\nLightweight drivers with native support for its typed SQL Builders and parameterized SQL Expressions are also available for the popular databases:\n\n### Bun SQLite​\n\nUse with Bun's native SQLite3 driver (requires Bun):\n\nbun install @litdb/bun-sqlite\n\nSee litdb Bun SQLite Docs\n\n### Node better-sqlite​\n\nUse with better-sqlite3 (requires Node.js):\n\nnpm install @litdb/better-sqlite\n\nSee litdb better-sqlite3 Docs\n\n### PostgreSQL​\n\nUse with the postgres.js client:\n\nnpm install @litdb/postgres\n\nSee litdb postgres Docs\n\n### MySQL​\n\nUse with the mysql2 client:\n\nnpm install @litdb/mysql2\n\nSee litdb mysql2 Docs\n\n### Request a Driver​\n\nIf you'd like to see a driver for a specific client, please open or vote for a feature request on litdb's GitHub Discussions.\n\n## Driver Usage​\n\nThe litdb Drivers provide a unified interface for executing custom parameterized SQL, SQL Builders and SQL Fragments for their respective RDBMS. They're lightweight data adapters providing convenience APIs for executing SQL with named and positional parameters. They can be used without litdb SQL Builders, but offer the most value when used together.\n\nThe same APIs are available across all drivers, so you can easily switch between them. They include both sync APIs recommended for SQLite libraries that use SQLite's native blocking APIs, whilst async APIs should be used for all other remote databases, e.g. PostgreSQL and MySQL.\n\nExample of using the Bun SQLite driver:\n\ndb.ts\n\n```\nimport { connect } from \"@litdb/bun-sqlite\"\nexport const connection = connect(\"app.db\") // WAL enabled by default\nexport const { $, sync:db, async, native } = connection\n\n```\n\n```\nimport { connect } from \"@litdb/bun-sqlite\"\nexport const connection = connect(\"app.db\") // WAL enabled by default\nexport const { $, sync:db, async, native } = connection\n\n```\nimport { connect } from \"@litdb/bun-sqlite\"\nexport const connection = connect(\"app.db\") // WAL enabled by default\nexport const { $, sync:db, async, native } = connection\n\napp.ts\n\n```\nimport { $, db } from \"./db\"\nimport { Contact } from \"./models\"\ndb.dropTable(Contact)\ndb.createTable(Contact)\ndb.insertAll([\n new Contact({ name:\"John Doe\", email:\"[email protected]\" }),\n new Contact({ name:\"Jane Doe\", email:\"[email protected]\" }),\n])\nconst janeEmail = '[email protected]'\nconst jane = db.one($.from(Contact).where(c => $`${c.email} = ${janeEmail}`))!\n// Insert examples\nconst { lastInsertRowid: bobId } = db.insert(new Contact({ name:\"Bob\", email:\"[email protected]\" }))\nconst { lastInsertRowid } = db.exec`INSERT INTO Contact(name,email) VALUES ('Jo','[email protected]')`\nconst name = 'Alice', email = '[email protected]'\ndb.exec`INSERT INTO Contact(name,email) VALUES (${name}, ${email})`\n// Typed SQL fragment with named param example\nconst hasId = (id:number|bigint) =>\n (x:Table) => $.sql($`${x.id} = $id`, { id })\nconst contacts = db.all($.from(Contact).into(Contact)) // => Contact[]\nconst bob = db.one($.from(Contact).where(hasId(bobId)).into(Contact)) // => Contact \nconst contactsCount = db.value($.from(Contact).select`COUNT(*)`) // => number\nconst emails = db.column($.from(Contact).select(c => $`${c.email}`)) // => string[]\nconst contactsArray = db.arrays($.from(Contact)) // => any[][]\nconst bobArray = db.array($.from(Contact).where(hasId(bobId))) // => any[]\n// Update examples\njane.email = '[email protected]'\ndb.update(jane) // Update all properties\ndb.update(jane, { onlyProps:['email'] }) // Update only email\ndb.exec($.update(Contact).set({ email:jane.email }).where(hasId(jane.id))) // query builder\n// Delete examples\ndb.delete(jane)\ndb.exec($.deleteFrom(Contact).where(hasId(jane.id))) // query builder\n\n```\n\n```\nimport { $, db } from \"./db\"\nimport { Contact } from \"./models\"\ndb.dropTable(Contact)\ndb.createTable(Contact)\ndb.insertAll([\n new Contact({ name:\"John Doe\", email:\"[email protected]\" }),\n new Contact({ name:\"Jane Doe\", email:\"[email protected]\" }),\n])\nconst janeEmail = '[email protected]'\nconst jane = db.one($.from(Contact).where(c => $`${c.email} = ${janeEmail}`))!\n// Insert examples\nconst { lastInsertRowid: bobId } = db.insert(new Contact({ name:\"Bob\", email:\"[email protected]\" }))\nconst { lastInsertRowid } = db.exec`INSERT INTO Contact(name,email) VALUES ('Jo','[email protected]')`\nconst name = 'Alice', email = '[email protected]'\ndb.exec`INSERT INTO Contact(name,email) VALUES (${name}, ${email})`\n// Typed SQL fragment with named param example\nconst hasId =
(id:number|bigint) =>\n (x:Table) => $.sql($`${x.id} = $id`, { id })\nconst contacts = db.all($.from(Contact).into(Contact)) // => Contact[]\nconst bob = db.one($.from(Contact).where(hasId(bobId)).into(Contact)) // => Contact \nconst contactsCount = db.value($.from(Contact).select`COUNT(*)`) // => number\nconst emails = db.column($.from(Contact).select(c => $`${c.email}`)) // => string[]\nconst contactsArray = db.arrays($.from(Contact)) // => any[][]\nconst bobArray = db.array($.from(Contact).where(hasId(bobId))) // => any[]\n// Update examples\njane.email = '[email protected]'\ndb.update(jane) // Update all properties\ndb.update(jane, { onlyProps:['email'] }) // Update only email\ndb.exec($.update(Contact).set({ email:jane.email }).where(hasId(jane.id))) // query builder\n// Delete examples\ndb.delete(jane)\ndb.exec($.deleteFrom(Contact).where(hasId(jane.id))) // query builder\n\n```\nimport { $, db } from \"./db\"\nimport { Contact } from \"./models\"\ndb.dropTable(Contact)\ndb.createTable(Contact)\ndb.insertAll([\n new Contact({ name:\"John Doe\", email:\"[email protected]\" }),\n new Contact({ name:\"Jane Doe\", email:\"[email protected]\" }),\n])\nconst janeEmail = '[email protected]'\nconst jane = db.one($.from(Contact).where(c => $`${c.email} = ${janeEmail}`))!\n// Insert examples\nconst { lastInsertRowid: bobId } = db.insert(new Contact({ name:\"Bob\", email:\"[email protected]\" }))\nconst { lastInsertRowid } = db.exec`INSERT INTO Contact(name,email) VALUES ('Jo','[email protected]')`\nconst name = 'Alice', email = '[email protected]'\ndb.exec`INSERT INTO Contact(name,email) VALUES (${name}, ${email})`\n// Typed SQL fragment with named param example\nconst hasId =
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