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### Unix-like
On most platforms, use Make to build janet.
On most platforms, use Make to build janet. The resulting binary will be in `build/janet`.
```sh
cd somewhere/my/projects/janet
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### Emscripten
To build janet for the web via [Emscripten](https://kripken.github.io/emscripten-site/), make sure you
have `emcc` installed and on your path. On a linux or macOS system, use `make janet.js` to build
have `emcc` installed and on your path. On a linux or macOS system, use `make emscripten` to build
`janet.js` and `janet.wasm` - both are needed to run janet in a browser or in node.
The JavaScript build is what runs the repl on the main website,
but really serves mainly as a proof of concept. Janet will run much slower in a browser.
but really serves mainly as a proof of concept. Janet will run slower in a browser.
Building with emscripten on windows is currently unsupported.
## Examples
See the examples directory for some example janet code.
## SQLite bindings
There are some sqlite3 bindings in the directory natives/sqlite3. They serve mostly as a
proof of concept external c library. To use, first compile the module with Make.
```sh
make natives
```
Next, enter the repl and create a database and a table.
```
janet:1:> (import natives/sqlite3 :as sql)
nil
janet:2:> (def db (sql/open "test.db"))
<sqlite3.connection 0x5561A138C470>
janet:3:> (sql/eval db `CREATE TABLE customers(id INTEGER PRIMARY KEY, name TEXT);`)
@[]
janet:4:> (sql/eval db `INSERT INTO customers VALUES(:id, :name);` {:name "John" :id 12345})
@[]
janet:5:> (sql/eval db `SELECT * FROM customers;`)
@[{"id" 12345 "name" "John"}]
```
Finally, close the database connection when done with it.
```
janet:6:> (sql/close db)
nil
```