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Overview ¶
Package extensions is the quicSQL server's standard extension bundle. Blank- importing it registers a curated, network-safe set of gosqlite extensions on every connection the server opens, so clients can use them through ordinary SQL — REGEXP, FTS5 (built into the engine), vec0 vector search, spellfix1, r-tree, and a spread of pure-compute functions.
import _ "quicsql.net/extensions"
The default quicsql daemon imports this. An in-process embedder that wants the same batteries imports it too; one that wants a different set imports the specific gosqlite.org/ext/<name>/auto packages (and gosqlite.org/vec) it needs before calling serverd.Run. Either way this is a SERVER-SIDE decision: the engine is composed by the binary, and clients inherit whatever it registered — a client cannot add or change extensions over the wire.
What is bundled ¶
Pure-computation functions and self-contained virtual tables only: regexp, spellfix1, r-tree, bloom filters, statistical/aggregate/text/time/unicode/ hashing/uuid/decimal/money/fuzzy functions, generate_series, pivot, z-order, base/hex encoding, IP-address helpers, the transitive-closure graph vtab, and vec0 vector search. FTS5 is compiled into the engine, so it needs no import.
What is deliberately EXCLUDED (opt in via a custom server build) ¶
Anything that touches the host filesystem or evaluates arbitrary SQL is unsafe to expose by default on a network server, so it is not bundled here: fileio, csv, lines, blobio (filesystem), and eval / statement (arbitrary evaluation). A deployment that genuinely needs one builds its own binary that imports the specific ext/<name>/auto package and calls serverd.Run.
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