Contents
- Installing HarperDB
- Starting HarperDB
- Stopping HarperDB
- Restarting HarperDB
- Getting the HarperDB Version
- Using the Built-In API
- HarperDB Studio
- Need Help?
Installing HarperDB
Prerequisites
- Node.js 12 and npm
- GCC
- Make
- Python 2.7
- (macOS) Xcode
npm install -g harperdb
harperdb install
HarperDB will prompt you for configuration options during install.
Starting HarperDB
harperdb run
Stopping HarperDB
harperdb stop
Restarting HarperDB
harperdb restart
Getting the HarperDB Version
harperdb version
Using the Built-In API
Using HarperDB’s built-in API is as easy as making an http call to the URL and PORT of your HarperDB instance. To make it even easier, we’ve created a series of example http calls as a Postman Collection. These calls show you how to create and access sample data in HarperDB.
Postman Collection
Sample code is also available in many common languages in the sample code pane. Select the language you want from the drop down and paste the code.
HarperDB Studio
Every Installation of HarperDB can be administered through HarperDB Studio. This web-based interface provides you the ability to set up new schemas and tables, configure users and roles, manage data replication, and purchase and deploy enterprise licenses.
HarperDB Studio
- Simplify Administration – handle all HarperDB administration tasks from one simple interface
- Once you’re logged in, select Add Instance > User-Installed Instance, and enter your instance details
- The Studio makes use of your HarperDB instance’s built-in API
- Credentials for all your instances are stored locally in your browser- we never see or store them
- You’ll be able to manage any instance you can reach via your network connection
- Even though the Studio is cloud-hosted, you can securely manage User-Installed instances on your private network
Need Help
support@harperdb.io
Support Portal
Documentation
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