The Best 89 Rust Database Libraries

bb8-skytable Skytable rust client support library for the bb8 connection pool. Heavily based on bb8-redis Basic usage example use bb8_skytable::{

riakv Log structured, append only, key value store implementation from Rust In Action with some enhancements. Features Persistent key value store with

The openZign project Zignatures and other binary identification database. For fun and to aid reverse-engineering tasks. Collected from various datasou

GlueSQL is a SQL database library written in Rust. It provides a parser (sqlparser-rs), execution layer, and optional storage (sled) packaged into a single library.

Leafish Multi-version Minecraft-compatible client written in Rust, forked from Stevenarella. Chat Chat takes place on Matrix and Discord. The channels

A PostgreSQL inspired SQL database written in Rust.

FutureSDR An experimental asynchronous SDR runtime for heterogeneous architectures that is: Extensible: custom buffers (supporting accelerators like G

RedisLess is a fast, lightweight, embedded and scalable in-memory Key/Value store library compatible with the Redis API.

Engula is a storage engine that empowers engineers to build reliable and cost-effective databases with less effort and more confidence. Engula is in t

Scooby An SQL query builder with a pleasant fluent API closely imitating actual SQL. Meant to comfortably build dynamic queries with a little bit of s

This is a Rust port of fantasitc BuntDB project by Josh Baker. Big parts of this project are taken directly from BuntDB including API surface and API

RefineDB - A strongly-typed document database that runs on any transactional key-value store.

Hypergraph is data structure library to create a directed hypergraph in which a hyperedge can join any number of vertices.

Skytable is an effort to provide the best of key/value stores, document stores and columnar databases, that is, simplicity, flexibility and queryability at scale. The name 'Skytable' exemplifies our vision to create a database that has limitless possibilities. Skytable was previously known as TerrabaseDB (and then Skybase) and is also nicknamed "STable", "Sky" and "SDB" by the community.

A Modern Real-Time Data Processing & Analytics DBMS with Cloud-Native Architecture, built to make the Data Cloud easy

Dorea DB 🛰 Dorea is a key-value data storage system. It is based on the Bitcask storage model Documentation | Crates.io | API Doucment 简体中文 | English

Yet Another Kev-Value DataBase Extremely simple (simplest possible?) single-file BTree-based key-value database. Build for fun and learning: goal is t

influxdb influxdb provides an asynchronous Rust interface to an InfluxDB database. This crate supports insertion of strings already in the InfluxDB Li

ForestDB is a key-value storage engine developed by Couchbase Caching and Storage Team, and its main index structure is built from Hierarchic

LevelDB is a fast key-value storage library written at Google that provides an ordered mapping from string keys to string values. Authors: Sanjay Ghem

MHdb is a pure Rust database implementation, based on dbm. See crate documentation. Changelog v1.0.3 Update Cargo.toml v1.0.2 Update Cargo.toml v1.0.1

duckdb-rs duckdb-rs is an ergonomic wrapper for using duckdb from Rust. It attempts to expose an interface similar to rusqlite. Acctually the initial

gobang is currently in alpha A cross-platform terminal database tool written in Rust Features Cross-platform support (macOS, Windows, Linux) Mu

Klickhouse is a pure Rust SDK for working with Clickhouse with the native protocol in async environments with minimal boilerplate and maximal performance.

To find out the fastest way to create an SQLite DB with 1B random rows.

The primary goal of this project is to make it easier to analyze large amounts of Slippi data. Its end goal is to create something similar to Ballchasing.com but for Melee.

centraldogma-rs Official Rust Client for Central Dogma. Full documentation is available at https://docs.rs/centraldogma Getting started Installing Add

SQLDAP Ever wanted to query AD or LDAP with SQL like queries ? I'm going to answer this question myself: yes ! Why ? Because I never could remember al