Turso is the open contribution fork of sqlite. It is open source, written in C, and licensed under MIT.

How popular is Turso?

Turso has 16,718 stars and 486 forks on GitHub.

Where can I find Turso's source code?

Turso's source is on GitHub at https://github.com/tursodatabase/libsql.

Does Turso have an official website?

Yes — https://turso.tech/libsql.

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Turso

Name: Turso
Author: Turso

The Open Contribution Fork of SQLite

Turso is an open source database project written in C, with 16,718 stars and 486 forks on GitHub. It is licensed under MIT and falls in the Database category. Key topics: database, embedded-database, rust, sqlite, webassembly.

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// FACTS

Stars: 16.7k
Forks: 486
Open issues: 425
Language: C
License: MIT
Category: Database
Added: 10d ago
Updated: 9d ago

// ABOUT

libSQL is an open contribution fork of SQLite maintained by Turso, adding features like HTTP protocol support, replication, encryption at rest, and WASM user-defined functions. It's the foundation of Turso, a managed SQLite-compatible edge database platform. Use it to bring SQLite to serverless and edge environments where a file-based database isn't feasible.

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DATABASEEMBEDDED-DATABASERUSTSQLITEWEBASSEMBLY

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