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## Overview

SQLiteData is a [fast](#performance), lightweight replacement for SwiftData, including CloudKit
synchronization (and even CloudKit sharing) that deploys all the way back to the iOS 13 generation
of targets. To populate data from the database you can use `@Table` and `@FetchAll`, which are
synchronization (and even CloudKit sharing), built on top of the popular [GRDB] library.
To populate data from the database you can use `@Table` and `@FetchAll`, which are
similar to SwiftData's `@Model` and `@Query`:

<table>
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[StructuredQueries][] to build queries, either using its type-safe, discoverable
[query building APIs][], or using its `#sql` macro for writing [safe SQL strings][].

Further, this library is built on the popular and battle-tested [GRDB] library for
interacting with SQLite, such as executing queries and observing the database for changes.

[StructuredQueries]: https://github.com/pointfreeco/swift-structured-queries
[GRDB]: https://github.com/groue/GRDB.swift
[query building APIs]: https://swiftpackageindex.com/pointfreeco/swift-structured-queries/~/documentation/structuredqueriescore
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## Overview

SQLiteData is a [fast](#Performance), lightweight replacement for SwiftData, supporting CloudKit
synchronization (and even CloudKit sharing), that deploys all the way back to the iOS 13 generation
of targets.
synchronization (and even CloudKit sharing), built on top of the popular [GRDB] library.

@Row {
@Column {
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either using its type-safe, discoverable query building APIs, or using its `#sql` macro for writing
safe SQL strings.

Further, this library is built on the popular and battle-tested [GRDB] library for
interacting with SQLite, such as executing queries and observing the database for changes.

[GRDB]: https://github.com/groue/GRDB.swift

## What is StructuredQueries?

[StructuredQueries](https://github.com/pointfreeco/swift-structured-queries) is a library for
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