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sqlite4n6 (Python bindings)

Python bindings for sqlite-forensic — recover deleted records, grade anomalies, and reconstruct per-rowid version history from a SQLite database, from Python.

import sqlite4n6

for rec in sqlite4n6.carve("evidence.db"):
    print(rec["rowid"], rec["recovery_source"], rec["values"])

for finding in sqlite4n6.audit("evidence.db"):
    print(finding["severity"], finding["code"], finding["note"])

for table in sqlite4n6.timeline("evidence.db"):
    print(table["table"], len(table["versions"]))

carve, audit, and timeline each take a database path (a conventional <path>-wal sidecar is applied automatically when present) and return plain lists of dicts. A missing file raises IOError; a non-SQLite file raises ValueError.

Build

This crate is a thin pyo3 boundary over the Rust core; it is the only crate in the tree that links unsafe glue, so it lives in its own workspace outside the main tree's unsafe_code = "forbid".

cd python
maturin develop      # build + install into the active venv
python -m pytest tests/

abi3-py39 means one wheel works across CPython ≥ 3.9.