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libsql-kv

v0.0.2

Published

A simple key-value store for libsql | Turso

Downloads

6

Readme

libsql-kv

A flexible key-value store built on top of libSQL, providing an easy way to store, retrieve, and manage data with optional TTL (time-to-live) support.

Installation

npm install libsql-kv

Basic Usage

import { createKVStore } from 'libsql-kv';

async function example() {
  const store = createKVStore({
    url: 'file:./path/to/kv-store.db',
    // ...other config like authToken or debug
  });

  // Initialize the KV store
  await store.initialize();

  // Set a value with optional TTL (in ms)
  await store.set('myKey', { foo: 'bar' }, 60000);

  // Get the value
  const data = await store.get('myKey');
  console.log(data); // { foo: 'bar' }

  // Delete the value
  await store.delete('myKey');

  // Close the client connection
  await store.close();
}

example();

Environment Variables

  • LIBSQL_URL (e.g., libsql://your-database.turso.io or file:./kv-store.db)
  • LIBSQL_AUTH_TOKEN (optional; required for remote databases)

The library uses these variables if no configuration is provided. Defaults to file:./kv-store.db.

Advanced Configuration

You can pass additional configuration properties when creating the KV store:

const store = createKVStore({
  url: 'libsql://your-database.turso.io',
  authToken: 'my-secret-token',
  debug: true,
  allowStale: false, // Control whether to allow reading expired data
});

API

initialize()

Creates the underlying table if it doesn’t exist. Must be called before using any other methods.

set(key, value, ttl?)

Stores a value with an optional time-to-live in milliseconds. Overwrites existing data under the same key.

get(key, allowStale?)

Retrieves the stored value. If the data has expired:

  • Returns null by default
  • Returns the expired data if allowStale is true
  • The allowStale parameter overrides the store-level setting

Example:

// Get with default stale behavior
const data1 = await store.get('myKey');

// Override to allow stale data for this specific call
const data2 = await store.get('myKey', true);

delete(key)

Removes a specific key-value entry from the store.

clearExpired()

Removes all entries whose TTL has expired. Returns the number of entries removed.

close()

Gracefully closes the underlying client/connection to libSQL.

isInitialized()

Checks if the KV store has already been initialized.