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I do like the way [jq](https://stedolan.github.io/jq/) does it with its `--arg` (and/or `--argsjon`) options:

```
$ read quote
# user types: "I'm full", said Bob.

# see what jq make from that --> properly quoted json
$ jq -n --arg q "${quote}" '$q'
"\"I'm full\", said Bob."

# better, $ARGS.named is a json object of all of them
$ jq -n --arg :quote "${quote}" --arg a1 77 --argjson a2 55 '$ARGS.named'
{
  ":quote": "\"I'm full\", said Bob.",
  "a1": "77",
  "a2": 55
}

```

So if you don't mind using another tool ([jq](https://stedolan.github.io/jq/)), json_each + readfile from sqlite proper and a temporary file:

```
$ jq -n --arg :quote "${quote}" --arg a1 77 --argjson a2 55 '$ARGS.named' > args.json
$ sqlite3 -cmd '.para init' -cmd "insert into temp.sqlite_parameters(key,value) select key, value from json_each(readfile('args.json'))" :memory '.para list'
:quote '"I''m full", said Bob.'
a1     '77'
a2     55
```