# telega_storage_sqlite
[SQLite](https://hexdocs.pm/sqlight/) storage adapter for the [Telega](https://github.com/bondiano/telega-gleam) Telegram Bot Library.
[](https://hex.pm/packages/telega_storage_sqlite)
[](https://hexdocs.pm/telega_storage_sqlite/)
Single-file, zero-server persistence for sessions and flows — ideal for small bots on a VPS. Implements `telega/storage.KeyValueStorage`, so the same backend serves both sessions and flows.
## Installation
```sh
gleam add telega_storage_sqlite
```
## Usage
```gleam
import sqlight
import telega
import telega/storage
import telega_storage_sqlite as sqlite
pub fn main() {
let assert Ok(conn) = sqlight.open("bot.db")
let assert Ok(Nil) = sqlite.migrate(conn)
let kv = sqlite.new(conn)
// Sessions — provide JSON encode/decode for your session type.
let session_settings =
storage.session_settings_from_storage(
storage: kv,
encode: encode_my_session,
decode: my_session_decoder(),
default: fn() { default_session() },
)
// Flows — the full instance is serialized for you.
let flow_storage = storage.flow_storage_from_storage(kv)
// ... wire `session_settings` and `flow_storage` into your bot.
}
```
## Schema
`migrate` creates this table (use `migrate_table` / `new_with_table` for a custom name):
```sql
CREATE TABLE IF NOT EXISTS telega_storage (
key TEXT PRIMARY KEY,
value TEXT NOT NULL,
expires_at INTEGER -- epoch ms; NULL = never
);
```
TTL is enforced lazily — expired rows are dropped on access (`get`/`scan`).
## Testing
```sh
gleam test
```
Tests run against an in-memory database, so no server is required.