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## Examples using drift
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This collection of examples demonstrates how to use some advanced drift features.
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- `app`: A cross-platform Flutter app built with recommended drift options.
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- `encryption`: A very simple Flutter app running an encrypted drift database.
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- `migrations_example`: Example showing to how to generate test utilities to verify schema migration.
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- `modular`: Example using drift's upcoming modular generation mode.
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- `with_built_value`: Configure `build_runner` so that drift-generated classes can be used by `build_runner`.
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- `multi_package`: This example shows how to share drift definitions between packages.
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These two examples exist to highlight a feature of `package:drift/web.dart` and `package:drift/web/workers.dart`.
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However, the setup shown here is now a core drift feature thanks to `WasmDatabase.open`, which means that this
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is no longer needed:
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- `flutter_web_worker_example`: Asynchronously run a drift database through a web worker with Flutter.
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- `web_worker_example`: Asynchronously run a drift database through a web worker, without Flutter.
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