libSQL
Open source fork of SQLite with support for open contributions.
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About libSQL
libSQL is an open-source fork of SQLite designed to support open contributions from the developer community. It is written in C and works as an embedded database, with support for WebAssembly environments. The tool maintains compatibility with SQLite while enabling collaborative development through its open contribution model. libSQL is developed by Turso and released under the MIT license, making it freely available for use and modification. The project brings SQLite's lightweight database capabilities into environments where community-driven development and extensibility are important, serving developers who need a flexible, participatory approach to database technology.
Beyond the core database functionality, libSQL provides a foundation for building distributed database systems. It can be deployed across various platforms and supports multiple programming languages through SDKs. The tool addresses scenarios where traditional centralized database architectures need to scale to many isolated instances, each with their own encryption and replication capabilities, while maintaining the simplicity and performance characteristics that made SQLite popular.
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