GraphLite: An Embeddable Graph Database with ISO Graph Query Language Support
2 days ago
- #rust
- #embedded-database
- #graph-database
- GraphLite is a fast, lightweight, and portable embedded graph database.
- It implements the ISO GQL standard and offers features like pattern matching, ACID transactions, and query optimization.
- Built in Rust, it ensures memory safety and performance.
- Installation requires Rust and a C compiler, with setup instructions provided for macOS and Linux.
- Building GraphLite involves cloning the repository and running a build script.
- Custom build options include development builds, test builds, and clean builds.
- GraphLite can be manually built using Cargo for release or debug modes.
- The database can be initialized with admin credentials and accessed via an interactive GQL console.
- Comprehensive CLI reference and global options are available for all commands.
- GraphLite includes extensive test coverage with unit and integration tests.
- Configuration options cover logging, performance tuning, and production deployment.
- GraphLite follows an embedded database pattern similar to SQLite, with no server required.
- Rust SDK and core library examples demonstrate how to integrate GraphLite into applications.
- Uninstallation is facilitated by a cleanup script that removes build artifacts, bindings, and configurations.
- GraphLite is licensed under Apache License 2.0 and encourages community contributions.
- Documentation includes quick start guides, GQL references, and development guides.
- Security vulnerabilities should be reported privately to the provided email.