How to Connect to SQLite With Mongoose

It is a straightforward task to connect to a SQLite file.

The Mongoose system is an object-modeling tool designed to work in an asynchronous environment. The system, through the MongoHQ database tools, is designed to offer a cloud-based database management system. The Mongoose system allows you to connect to other databases and systems. You can create connections to SQLite datasets so that they can be used within MongoHQ. While they are separately executable applications, they can be compiled into one interface for easy use.

Instructions

1. Click "Add a Remote Connection" from your MongoHQ dashboard.

2. Enter the credentials for the SQLite dataset, in the following format:
   mongodb://someuser:[e-mail]/database_name
   If you are not comfortable doing this, you can supply each bit of information for calling and getting information from SQLite.

3. Enter the "mongoose.connect" command to link the external dataset within your program, now that the connection has been made to bring the database into Mongoose.

Tips & Warnings

• SQLite is contained in the standard library for the Python programming language.

• Mongoose does not support Ajax well.

References

• Mongoose FAQ: ODM
• SQLite Connection Strings
• MongoHQ: The cloud-based database solution
• MongoHQ: Using Remote Connections

Resources

• Mongoose Software