Effortless data management for innovative Rust applications
⚠️ ObjektDB is currently under development
It is not ready for production use yet.
objektDB is a lightweight, embedded object-oriented database for Rust. It allows you to persist structured objects directly in files, without relying on external database servers. Its focus is on simplicity and ease of use, making it perfect for small applications, prototypes, or learning Rust database management.
- 🗄️ Embedded & Lightweight: No external dependencies; everything runs inside your application.
- 📦 Direct Object Storage: Store and retrieve structs easily.
- ⚡ Quick Setup: Start using it in minutes, ideal for rapid prototyping.
- 🛠️ Simple API: Minimal boilerplate and easy integration into Rust projects.
- Rust
- Cargo
Add the dependency to your Cargo.toml:
[dependencies]
objektdb = "0.1"If you want to insert and register the methods of an impl block for a struct, you need to insert the following feature:
[dependencies]
objektdb = {version="0.1", features=["impl_blocks"]}Warning. If you enable this feature, every struct that uses the Objekt macro must have an impl block that applies the objekt_impl macro, event if it's empty.
Import it in your Rust code:
use objektdb::{
Objekt,
odb,
Set,
from_bytes::FromBytes,
objekt_impl
};todo!()For other examples and tutorials(which refer to and explain the code of the examples) you can go to the examples folder or the tutorials folder(Not yet ready)
- Maximum of 255 tables per database.
- Struct names must not exceed 64 characters.
- Interaction is only via the provided macros and trait functions; no dedicated query language yet.
- Relationships between objects are not supported at the moment.
- Supported types: i8, i16, i32, i64, i128, u8, u16, u32, u64, u128, f32, f64, bool, char, string, usize, isize.
- DB file template version: 1