Sugar.Data: Handling SQLiteConnection, SQLiteQueryResult, SQLiteException in Swift/Silver

Yes, I see. I was working on a sort of sketch to run in Fire actually, due to the complete language help tools (auto completion, etc.) in Xcode and to the fact that I am pretty new to Fire. The idea is that this will run in Fire as soon as I’m more confident with it (currently I’m using Xcode pretty much like a language support tool, and the compile the stable version to Fire).

Note: Right now I’m also on Sugar.IO / Fire to access to documents folder on Android / iOS to have basic file system access.

@mh What about the Sugar.Data SQLiteConnection query execution with prepared statements, any docs about this?