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# 🌱 ws4sqlite
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**ws4sqlite** is a server application that, applied to one or more SQLite files, allows to perform SQL queries and statements on them via REST (or better, JSON over HTTP).
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> *This project has now a reimplementarion in Rust, called `sqliterg`, at [**sqliterg.dev**](https://docs.sqliterg.dev). It is not a 1:1 rewrite, but I tried to fix some concepts that I feel I got wrong here; plus it's smaller, (even) faster, (even) less memory-hungry and it can be built with an embedded sqlite or using the one on the system. You should feel at home with it, anyway a [migration guide is here](https://docs.sqliterg.dev/features/migrating-from-ws4sqlite).*
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> *`ws4sqlite` is **not really** deprecated, it will continue to receive libraries updates (about monthly), but probably not new features.*
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**`ws4sqlite`** is a server application that, applied to one or more sqlite files, allows to perform SQL queries and statements on them via REST (or better, JSON over HTTP).
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Possible use cases are the ones where remote access to a sqlite db is useful/needed, for example a data layer for a remote application, possibly serverless or even called from a web page (*after security considerations* of course).
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