SurrealDB Erlang, also referred to as "surreal", is a robust and maintainable SurrealDB driver for BEAM ecosystem.
The library draws inspiration from the official surrealdb.js implementation.
SurrealDB Erlang is available on Hex.pm.
Add surreal
to your list of dependencies in rebar.config
file:
{deps, [{surreal, "2.1.0"}]}.
You can establish a database connection with surreal:start_link/2
(or surreal:start_link/3
).
Check out SurrealDB URI format described in the documentation.
{ok, Pid} = surreal:start_link("surrealdb://root:root@localhost:8000/test/test", my_connection).
Alternatively, you can use the specified connection name, my_connection
, in place of Pid
, as shown below:
{ok, Users} = surreal:select(my_connection, "users").
SurrealDB Erlang offers users a clean API, demonstrated below:
1> {ok, User} = surreal:create(Pid, "users:meppu", #{<<"score">> => 10}).
% {ok,#{<<"id">> => <<"users:meppu">>,<<"score">> => 10}}
2> {ok, NewUser} = surreal:merge(Pid, "users:meppu", #{<<"new">> => <<"key">>}).
% {ok,#{<<"id">> => <<"users:meppu">>,<<"new">> => <<"key">>,
% <<"score">> => 10}}
3> [{ok, QueryResp}] = surreal:query(Pid, "SELECT * FROM users WHERE score = $score", #{<<"score">> => 10}).
% [{ok,[#{<<"id">> => <<"users:meppu">>,<<"new">> => <<"key">>,
% <<"score">> => 10}]}]
4> {ok, RemovedUser} = surreal:delete(Pid, "users:meppu").
% {ok,#{<<"id">> => <<"users:meppu">>,<<"new">> => <<"key">>,
% <<"score">> => 10}}
5> RemovedUser =:= NewUser.
% true
The recommended approach to initialise a SurrealDB connection is through a supervisor.
You can use surreal:child_spec/1
to create a child specification for your supervisor, as shown below:
ChildSpecs = [
surreal:child_spec({"surrealdb://root:root@localhost:8000/test/test", db_conn, #{}})
],
See additional examples in examples/ folder.
For detailed documentation, please refer to HexDocs.
Feel free to report bugs and request features through GitHub Issues.
If you wish to submit a pull request, ensure that your code is well-formatted and easily comprehensible.
Please send your pull requests to v2
branch instead of the main
branch.
This helps us demostrate a stable version on the main
branch while allowing for ongoing development and improvements on the v2
branch.
SurrealDB Erlang is licensed under the MIT License.