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query_analysis: allow CREATE FUNCTION statement #365
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This draft is a showcase of how little it takes to enable Wasm-powered user-defined functions in sqld (and then Turso).
It's just a draft because it shows a cheap workaround for the parser, but we can also cook a more decent solution even without changing the sqlite3-parser crate - and ideally we can just contribute to that, under a
libsql
feature flag.btw: I needed to put this condition inside
std::iter::from_fn
because otherwise Rust isn't able to determine a single return type for this function, which isn't ideal, but if we decide to go forward with enabling Wasm udfs in sqld, we can rework that too./cc @MarinPostma @glommer