surrealdb_client 0.1.0

Experimental Dart support for SurrealDB - database, realtime API layer, and security permissions all-in-one.

Experimental Dart support for SurrealDB. This package is a port of surreal.js.

Features

• connect(url) - Connects to a local or remote database endpoint
• wait() - Waits for the connection to the database to succeed
• close() - Closes the persistent connection to the database
• use(ns, db) - Switch to a specific namespace and database
• signup(vars) - Signs this connection up to a specific authentication scope
• signin(vars) - Signs this connection in to a specific authentication scope
• invalidate() - Invalidates the authentication for the current connection
• authenticate(token) - Authenticates the current connection with a JWT token
• let(key, val) - Assigns a value as a parameter for this connection
• query(sql, vars) - Runs a set of SurrealQL statements against the database
• select(thing) - Selects all records in a table, or a specific record
• create(thing, data) - Creates a record in the database
• update(thing, data) - Updates all records in a table, or a specific record
• change(thing, data) - Modifies all records in a table, or a specific record
• modify(thing, data) - Applies JSON Patch changes to all records in a table, or a specific record
• delete(thing) - Deletes all records, or a specific record

Getting started

For installation instructions and SurrealQL introduction visit SurrealDB docs.

Usage

  // Tell the client where to find your Surreal instance on the network.
  final client = SurrealClient(url: '...');
  
  // Sign in and specify which namespace and database client should be referring to.
  await client.signIn({'user': 'root', 'pass': 'root'});
  await client.use('test', 'test');

  // Create and read an article.
  await client.create('article', {'title': 'SurrealDB for Dart'});
  print(await client.select('article'));
  
  // Close the connection.
  client.close();

Additional information

This is a 3rd-party integration which happens to also be an experimental one. Keep that in mind when considering this package as a foundation of your project.

Contributions are welcome.

Planned improvements:

• Add web support
• Add types to outputs
• Provide streams for client events