Backup, export, restore SQL database using AirDrop/Firebase

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Assessment

Difficulty
5/5
Estimated time
Over a week
Newbie friendliness
25/100
Issue type
Feature
Clarity
Needs clarification
Activity status
Stale
Tech stack
firebase, sqlite, swift
Domain
databases, mobile

Research direction

Start with the SQLite.swift 0.15.3 usage described in the issue and clarify whether the requested work belongs in SQLite.swift or in the surrounding iPhone application. Investigate the stated Firebase Storage and AirDrop backup paths, then define the supported transfer and restore behavior before identifying implementation files or tests.

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Description

SQLite.swift version: 0.15.3
XCode: 15.4
Swift Package manager

This might sound odd.. but I can't find a solution how to export an existing database from one phone to another, like backup & restore...
The user can make daily backups of the database (sqlite file pushed to Firebase Storage or share to another iPhone using AirDrop), and restore any backups on a given type (download the file from Firebase Store and use it) but I'm facing some issues on how to do it...

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