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android - How to use Room Persistence Library with pre-populated database?

I'd like to use Room with a pre-populated database, but I can't understand how to tell Room where to find my database.

I've now put it in src/main/assets/databases and when I create the instance for the Room database I create it this way:

Room.databaseBuilder(
    getApplicationContext(),
    AppDatabase.class,
    "justintrain.db"
)
.allowMainThreadQueries()
.build();

This way tho, I think it's creating a new database every time, or anyways, it's not using the pre-populated one.

How can I make it to find my database?

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This is how I solved it, and how you can ship your application with a pre-populated database (up to Room v. alpha5)

  • put your SQLite DB database_name.db into the assets/databases folder

  • take the files from this repo and put them in a package called i.e. sqlAsset

  • in your AppDatabase class, modify your Room's DB creation code accordingly:

    Room.databaseBuilder(context.getApplicationContext(), 
                         AppDatabase.class, 
                         "database_name.db")
    .openHelperFactory(new AssetSQLiteOpenHelperFactory())
    .allowMainThreadQueries()
    .build();
    

Note that you have to use "database_name.db" and not getDatabasePath() or other methods: it just needs the name of the file.


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