Helper function for constructing URIs for `sqlite3.connect()`
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描述
Feature or enhancement
Proposal:
When working with SQLite3 URIs, one very subtle thing about them is if you are on Windows and the database path starts with a drive letter, you need to make sure there's a leading /. You must also use POSIX file path separators.
A non-optimized solution is:
db_path = path.resolve(strict=True).as_posix()
if not db_path.startswith("/"):
# Starts with a Windows drive letter, so add leading slash.
db_path = "/" + db_path
This seems subtle enough to potentially warrant a function to take a pathlib.Path object and construct the resulting file: URI appropriately. I'm sure something nicer that doesn't force the absolute path could be used to save on any extra stat calls (if people are even that concerned for a single call that opens a database).
Has this already been discussed elsewhere?
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调研方向
先阅读 sqlite3.connect() 入口点以及提案中描述的 pathlib.Path 行为,然后查看 SQLite 的 URI 要求。完成的标准是就实现一个从 Path 构造适当 file: URI 的 helper 达成一致并完成实现,其中包括 Windows 驱动器号和 POSIX 分隔符,并为所述情况添加测试。
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