sequel

A no-bullshit, from-scratch SQLite parser and query engine clone written in Rust. We read raw .db files byte-by-byte, manually parse B-trees, and extract rows like it’s the Stone Age.

Features

• Parses SQLite DB files directly, no external libraries or bindings

• Supports:

  • .tables, .dbinfo
  • SELECT ... FROM ...
  • SELECT COUNT(*) FROM ...
  • WHERE country = '...’ (only basic equality for now, cuz no point doing others)

• Index optimization with B-tree traversal (yes, it’s fast af)

Usage

./run.sh path/to/db "SELECT name, country FROM companies WHERE country = 'Japan'"

or

./run.sh path/to/db ".tables"

Why

Part of "Rewrite everything in Rust" Movement. and real devs read hex dumps and parse varints manually, and I want to get my hands dirty with raw file I/O and binary parsing

File Structure

Check src/ — it's clean, modular, and doesn’t hide logic under 10 layers of traits and async shit.

Contributing

fork it, rage-quit halfway through. Up to you.