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libsql-stateless

v2.9.1

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thin libSQL stateless http driver for TypeScript and JavaScript

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Readme

libsql-stateless

Thin libSQL stateless HTTP driver for TypeScript and JavaScript for the edge 🚀

  • ✅ Supported runtime environments: Web API (browser, serverless), Bun, Node.js (>=18)
  • ✅ Extremely thin: Has no dependency, only has a few functions that implement the Hrana v3 HTTP protocol from scratch, and has no classes (tend to duplicate memory and/or perform long memory traversals).
  • ✅ Does no extra computation.
  • ✅ Has no premature optimizations.
  • ✅ Is extremely light: 1.15kB (unpacked)* / 548B (gzipped)
  • ✅ Unlike @libsql/client/web, every function performs complete execution in exactly 1 roundtrip.
  • ✅ Is built for: Quick stateless query execution. (Mainly for serverless and edge functions.)
  • ✅ Supports everything in @libsql/client/web
  • ⚠️ Interactive transactions are not supported because this lib is stateless but transactions are supported.
  • ⚠️ The API provided by libsql-stateless is raw and explicit for reducing (computational and memory) overheads.

* The actual js that is included with your project. (Excluding the type definitions and 2 copies of the main js for esm and cjs. (because you're gonna use one of them))

For easier DX, consider using libsql-stateless-easy instead: it, however, comes with the cost of non-zero-dependency and (computational and memory) overheads potentially unneeded by you. But is still very very very slim compared to @libsql/client.

Why not just use @libsql/client/web?

  1. Not everyone needs stateful DB connection or the overheads that come with it.
  2. To provide a simpler API, @libsql/client/web does a lot of, I'd argue unnecessary, computation under the hood.
    Many people would rather use a more complex API than have worse performance.

Installation

$ npm i libsql-stateless #pnpm, yarn, etc.
# or
$ bun add libsql-stateless

Goto WIKI for Specifications and Examples

API Level

NOTE: <unix_epoch_miliseconds>-HRANA_3_SPEC.md is the current API level.
Downloaded from: https://github.com/tursodatabase/libsql/blob/main/docs/HRANA_3_SPEC.md at <unix_epoch_miliseconds>.
Servers using older API levels may not be compatible. In that case downgrade to an earlier of this package.