PGlite

#Usage

For this connector, you need to install @electric-sql/pglite dependency:

Use pglite connector:

import { createDatabase } from "db0";
import pglite from "db0/connectors/pglite";

const db = createDatabase(
  pglite({
    /* options */
  }),
);

#Options

#dataDir

Path to the directory for storing the Postgres database. You can provide a URI scheme for various storage backends:

• file:// or unprefixed: File system storage, available in Node and Bun.
• idb://: IndexedDB storage, available in the browser.
• memory://: In-memory ephemeral storage, available on all platforms.

#options

#dataDir

The directory in which to store the Postgres database when not provided as the first argument.

Type: string

#debug

Postgres debug level. Logs are sent to the console.

Type: 1 | 2 | 3 | 4 | 5

#relaxedDurability

Under relaxed durability mode, PGlite will not wait for flushes to storage to complete after each query before returning results. This is particularly useful when using the IndexedDB file system.

Type: boolean

#fs

An alternative to providing a dataDir with a filesystem prefix. Initialize a Filesystem yourself and provide it here.

Type: Filesystem

#loadDataDir

A tarball of a PGlite datadir to load when the database starts. This should be a tarball produced from the related .dumpDataDir() method.

Type: Blob | File

#extensions

An object containing the extensions you wish to load.

Type: { [namespace: string]: Extension }

#username

The username of the user to connect to the database as. Permissions will be applied in the context of this user.

Type: string

#database

The database from the Postgres cluster within the dataDir to connect to.

Type: string

#initialMemory

The initial amount of memory in bytes to allocate for the PGlite instance. PGlite will grow the memory automatically, but if you have a particularly large database, you can set this higher to prevent the pause during memory growth.

Type: number