To use litdb with your favorite ORM, no driver is required. Just use the litdb package directly:

litdb is also available as a module, where it can be used directly in the browser:

<script type="module">
import { sqlite as $ } from "https://unpkg.com/litdb/dist/index.min.js"
const { sql, params } = $.from(Contact).select(c => $`${c.name}`).build()
</script>

To get the most out of litdb we recommend using text editors that supports TypeScript definitions (e.g. VS Code)

LitDB Drivers​

Lightweight drivers with first-class support for litdb query builders are also available for the popular databases below:

SQLite (Bun)​

Use with Bun's native SQLite3 driver (requires Bun):

See litdb Bun SQLite Docs.

SQLite (Node.js)​

Use with Node better-sqlite3 (requires Node.js):

See litdb better-sqlite3 Docs.

PostgreSQL​

Use with the postgres.js client:

See litdb postgres Docs.

MySQL​

Use with the mysql2 client:

See litdb mysql2 Docs.

Request a Driver​

If you'd like to see a driver for a specific client, please open or vote for a feature request on litdb's GitHub Discussions.

Driver Usage​

litdb drivers are lightweight data adapters providing convenience APIs for executing SQL and parameters. They can be used with or without litdb SQL Builders, but offer the most value when used together.

The same APIs are available across all drivers, so you can easily switch between them. They include both sync APIs recommended for SQLite libraries that use SQLite's native blocking APIs, whilst async APIs should be used for querying all other remote databases, e.g. PostgreSQL and MySQL.