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According to Wikipedia[1], SQLightning -- a port of Sqlite using LMDB -- was 20x faster than original sqllight. It could thus be interesting to compare LiteTree with SQLightning.

[1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lightning_Memory-Mapped_Databa...

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Indeed. But the last version of SQLightning is using SQLite 3.7. It would be useful to have an updated version. I was going to update it but then I decided to implement LiteTree in another way, using pages instead of rows. This is because our customers at Blocko/Aergo prefer higher performance over small storage.

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