turso-libsql

To connect to Turso using libSQL in TypeScript, configure a client using WebSocket for persistent connections or HTTPS for serverless environments. You can execute queries by providing a remote URL, local file path, and authentication token.

Setting up libSQL embedded replicas for edge deployments involves configuring a local database file that syncs with Turso Cloud. This enables offline data access and low-latency queries at the edge before syncing back to the remote server.

Yes, libSQL supports vector search capabilities natively within Turso databases. You can store and query vector embeddings directly in your database to build scalable AI workflows without needing a separate vector database.

Authenticating to Turso Cloud requires generating an access token from your Turso dashboard and passing it to the libSQL client. Storing this token in environment variables secures your credentials during application deployment.

Yes, Turso with libSQL is fully compatible with serverless TypeScript applications via HTTP-based connections. This stateless connection method avoids persistent WebSocket overhead, making it ideal for serverless query execution.

Use WebSocket connections for libSQL queries when you need persistent connections in long-running applications, and use HTTP connections for serverless environments where stateless, short-lived query execution is required.