Acces a PouchDB in android/java? - java

I am trying to fetch data from a PouchDB in Java for my Cordova app. I have made a backgroundservice in Java using this plugin. I use that for my cordova application to fetch some relevant data from my API. To get this data i need some information of the user, like the ID, which i have stored in my PouchDB in the JavaScript. Now i want to fetch this data in my BackgroundService.
I have tried:
SQLiteDatabase db = openOrCreateDatabase("Survalid",MODE_PRIVATE,null);
But i have been unable to find the right documentation of getting data from the database. Also since the SQLiteDatabase object is a class from android, i think it creates a new Database rather then opens the existing pouchdb.
Question in short:
Is it possible to open and fetch data from a PouchDB in Java, if so how?
Thanks in advance.


Check out sqlite plugin 2 and where is data stored which tells you how you can access the data from Java. Note, though, that you probably shouldn't modify this data, although you can read it if you want.

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