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I use SQLite3 in python because my school computers don't allow us to install anything to python so I used the pre installed SQLite3 module.
I'm working on a program whose back end relies on an SQLite3 database, however the databases are created and stored on their computer.
Is it possible for me to "Host" an SQLite3 database on let's say a server and allow my script to access them remotely (my script could edit the database from my school computer)?
By the way, I'm using python 3.X

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i made a database api that runs in python 3, its called TaliffDb to install type pip3 install TaliffDB in your terminal. im working on a documentation, but please do comment if you have any questions

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  • TaliffDB has a client and server feature(s) Commented Jan 22, 2018 at 1:50

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Write an API on the remote server, yes. This could be hosted by a web framework of your choice.

You won't get a direct network connection to a file

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define api (i iz a noobz) and how would that help (pls upvote if u can)
You can lookup that term yourself. You're the one that said server, so how would you do that? A server doesn't just mean a website or database
I mean I know, but... do you like know any apis i could use
You write your own. That's what I said... You can use a "framework" to write an API. wiki.python.org/moin/WebFrameworks
What is it about sqlite3 that your backend relies on? If you want to host the database on a remote server, then why not just use a normal MySQL server?
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