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# The purpose of this PR - Current implementation forces users to use logback as their logging framework # Changes - Only add abstraction layer for loggin(which is slf4j in this case) - In tests, use logback to log out messages(this doesn't affect the users) # References https://github.com/tursodatabase/limbo/issues/615 Closes #863
Limbo JDBC Driver
The Limbo JDBC driver is a library for accessing and creating Limbo database files using Java.
Project Status
The project is actively developed. Feel free to open issues and contribute.
To view related works, visit this issue.
How to use
Currently, we have not published to the maven central. Instead, you can locally build the jar and deploy it to maven local to use it.
Build jar and publish to maven local
$ cd bindings/java
# Please select the appropriate target platform, currently supports `macos_x86`, `macos_arm64`, `windows`
$ make macos_x86
# deploy to maven local
$ make publish_local
Now you can use the dependency as follows:
dependencies {
implementation("org.github.tursodatabase:limbo:0.0.1-SNAPSHOT")
}
Development
How to Run Tests
To run tests, use the following command:
$ make test
Code Formatting
To unify Java's formatting style, we use Spotless. To apply the formatting style, run:
$ make lint_apply
To apply the formatting style for Rust, run the following command:
$ cargo fmt
Concepts
Note that this project is actively developed, so the concepts might change in the future.
LimboDBrepresents a Limbo database.LimboConnectionrepresents a connection toLimboDB. MultipleLimboConnectionscan be created on the sameLimboDB.LimboStatementrepresents a Limbo database statement. MultipleLimboStatementscan be created on the sameLimboConnection.LimboResultSetrepresents the result ofLimboStatementexecution. It is one-to-one mapped toLimboStatement.