SQLite for Production. Powered by libSQL.
| PHP Versions | Build Versions |
|---|---|
| 8.1 | TS / NTS |
| 8.2 | TS / NTS |
| 8.3 | TS / NTS |
| 8.4 | TS / NTS |
Note: TS (Thread Safe), NTS (Non Thread-Safe). Support for: Linux/ Mac/Darwin / Windows/WSL
Installing the extension should be not complecated, it's easy and like using Composer Package Installer. Or, if you belive with this quotes:
If there is a hard way, why choose the easy way?
— Me
So you need to go with the Manual Installation.
Auto Installer
turso-php-installer is a Composer package capable of executing various commands related to libSQL, simplifying the development process, and making it easier to simulate in a local environment.
composer global require darkterminal/turso-php-installer
Add to PATH variable:
export COMPOSER_BIN_DIR=$(composer config --global home)/vendor/bin
We have two options to install the extension using the installer:
Interactive Mode
turso-php-installer install
Non-interactive Mode
turso-php-installer install -n --php-version=8.3
Manual Installation
Download the latest build extension/driver binary you can see at release page.
- Extract the archive
- Locate somewhere in your machine
- Copy a relative path that address that extension/driver
- Open
php.inisearch;extensionif you usingnano(ctrl+w) then searching for it - add in the next-line
extension=liblibsql_php.so(in Linux) without;at the begining
Check on your console/terminal
php --m | grep libsql- Unix/Unix Like
- PHP >= 8.1
- Rustlang
- Git
- Docker & Docker Compose (Docker Development)
Fork it First and Build from source:
# Clone git clone git@github.com:<username>/turso-client-php.git # Move to project directory cd turso-client-php # Make sure you have rust nightly toolchain rustup toolchain install nightly rustup default nightly # Build the binary cargo build # or cargo build --release for production
Or using Develop inside Docker Container
# Clone git clone git@github.com:<username>/turso-client-php.git # Move to project directory cd turso-client-php # Build the binary make compose/up
if using arm64 then use this command:
make compose-arm64/up
For all make command check make help
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