Jsdr3398
No-setup databases for elixir?
Are there any databases that require no setup (can be shipped in a small zip together with the project)?
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dimitarvp
dimitarvp
Likely sqlite and duckdb?
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Jsdr3398
Yes, do those exist for Elixir? 
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