Request for SQLCipher recipe

[nastiliano]

Hello everyone and thanks for this great project.

I added "sqlcipher3" in my "buildozer.spec" file and it compiled good, but when I tried to debug, there was not an ARM64 package for SQLCipher3.

Is there an official recipe for this module?

Thank you very much.

[github-actions[bot]]

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[T-Dynamos]

@Julian-O isn't this a recipe request?

[nastiliano]

Hello again.

Sorry for use this channel but I didn't find any other way to simply ask for help.

SQLite3 works perfect but, there's no recipe for SQLCipher and I think it woulld be great, because SQLCipher is a very interesting project.

Thank you very much anyway.

[Julian-O]

@nastiliano: Do you mind editing the title to make it clear you aren't just asking questions, but are requesting a recipe?

[Julian-O]

This is a generic message for people requesting new recipes.

Please understand that there are many requests for new recipes. The most popular libraries have generally already been supported, so this request is probably for a reasonably esoteric library for which there isn't much demand.

This project works entirely on volunteers, so it may be years before anyone else considers this important enough to address - there are hundreds of other more important improvements that will benefit more people.

Thus, we would heartily recommend that you consider bringing your own resources to writing this recipe. We would happily accept pull requests, so that others can benefit from your efforts once it works.