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surrealdb.node
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A Node.js engine for the SurrealDB JavaScript SDK.
This library is a plugin for the SurrealDB JavaScript SDK, which can be used to run SurrealDB as an embedded database within a Node.js server side environment.
It enables SurrealDB to be run in-memory, or to persist data by running on top of SurrealKV. It allows for a consistent JavaScript and TypeScript API when using the surrealdb.js
library by adding support for embedded storage engines (memory
, surrealkv
) alongside the remote connection protocols (http
, https
, ws
, wss
).
import { Surreal } from 'surrealdb.js';
import { surrealdbNodeEngines } from 'surrealdb.node';
// Enable the WebAssembly engines
const db = new Surreal({
engines: surrealdbNodeEngines(),
});
// Now we can start SurrealDB as an in-memory database
await db.connect("mem://");
// Or we can start a persisted SurrealKV database
await db.connect("surrealkv://demo");
// Now use the JavaScript SDK as normal.
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Node.js driver for SurrealDB
We found that surrealdb.node demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 0 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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