Based on a sample from developers of SQLCipher; Helps checking that everything is working great in your environment. (c++) It helped me I hope it helps you. Avoid linking with (libsqlite3) -lsqlite3 in your binary at the same time because generates a core dump.

To compile it in Linux use "sh build.sh", check the location of your library this assumes it is under $HOME/lib

To execute the sample "sh test.sh"

The only source file is samplecrypt.cpp, opens, defines a key, creates a table and fills it. Then recovers the contents.

After runnig the test you could open demo.db with sqlcipher and check what has been created:

" $HOME>sqlcipher

SQLCipher version 3.15.2 2016-11-28 19:13:37

Enter ".help" for instructions

Enter SQL statements terminated with a ";"

sqlite> PRAGMA key="demo";

sqlite> .schema

CREATE TABLE version(version_id integer primary key);

sqlite> select * from version;

5 "

For any question you have about the sample you can contact me openning an issue.