quicsql

Name: quicsql
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Author: go-again

Connect LiteORM to a remote quicSQL server with mTLS authentication.

5|Updated Jun 18, 2026

Search Tags:#mTLS #database connection #liteorm #remote sqlite #quicSQL

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npx skills add https://github.com/go-again/liteorm --skill quicsql

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Skill: quicsql
Source: https://github.com/go-again/liteorm/tree/main/skills/quicsql
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/go-again/liteorm --skill quicsql

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

What problem does it solve?

This Skill provides a connection method for LiteORM to a remote quicSQL server, offering secure DSN support and enabling the use of SQLite features over the network.

Core Features & Use Cases

Remote SQLite Connection: Connect LiteORM to a remote quicSQL server using quicsql:// DSN.
mTLS/Keyring Auth: Securely authenticate with the server using mTLS or keyring.
Feature Compatibility: Maintain compatibility with all SQLite features, including search, changesets, and large objects.

Quick Start

Connect LiteORM to the quicSQL server using the following command: sqlite.Open("quicsql://host:7777/app?transport=h2&token=…”.

Frequently Asked Questions about quicsql

High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.

FAQPage Schema

How do I connect LiteORM to a remote SQLite server over the network?▼

You connect LiteORM to a remote SQLite server by configuring a secure quicsql:// DSN. This handles the network connection and enables full SQLite feature compatibility for administrative database access.

Can I use mTLS to authenticate a remote SQLite connection in LiteORM?▼

Yes, mTLS is supported for authenticating remote SQLite connections in LiteORM. You can securely authenticate with the quicSQL server using mTLS or a keyring to establish a safe DSN connection.

What SQLite features are compatible when accessing a database remotely via quicSQL?▼

Accessing a database remotely via quicSQL maintains full SQLite feature compatibility. You retain access to all standard features, including search, changesets, and large objects for data management.

What DSN format is required to open a remote SQLite connection using LiteORM?▼

The required DSN format to open a remote SQLite connection is quicsql://host:port/database. You must specify the host, port, and application name, along with transport and token parameters for authentication.

Does LiteORM support secure DSN connections for remote SQLite access?▼

Yes, LiteORM supports secure DSN connections for remote SQLite access. It connects to the quicSQL server using the quicsql:// protocol, handling mTLS authentication and maintaining full SQLite feature compatibility.