basex

Crates.iobasex
lib.rsbasex
version0.7.0
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created_at2021-08-23 12:43:35.90829
updated_at2021-12-16 20:10:34.749968
descriptionA client library for BaseX XQuery databases.
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Roman Hodulák (RomanHodulak)

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This library is a client implementation of the open-source XML database server and XQuery processor BaseX.

Compatible with versions 8.x and 9.x.

Installation

Add the library to the list of dependencies in your Cargo.toml like so:

[dependencies]
basex = "0.7.0"

Usage

1. Set up a database server

First, you need to have BaseX server up and running. If you want to try it out, you can do it right away using docker.

docker run -p 1984:1984 basex/basexhttp:9.5.2

Every example can be run with this server configuration.

2. Connect to the server

Before you can do anything with the database server, you need to establish connection and authorize. Typically, you do this by calling Client::connect. If you get Ok result, you get the instance of the Client. Having its instance guarantees to have an open session with the server.

let client = Client::connect("localhost", 1984, "admin", "admin")?;

You can now send commands.

3. Open database

To run a query, you need to open a database.

3.1. Create a new database

Creating a database also opens it. Follow the create call with either without_input or with_input to optionally specify initial XML resource.

let info = client.create("coolbase")?.with_input(&mut xml)?;

3.2. Open an existing database

Use Client::execute with command OPEN [name].

let (client, info) = client.execute("OPEN coolbase")?.close()?;

4. Run queries

Aside from running commands, you can run queries using XQuery syntax which is the most important use-case.

  1. Create a new query using Client::query. This puts the session into query mode.
  2. Optionally, bind arguments using Query::bind.
  3. Execute it using Query::execute.
  4. Close the query using Query::close.

Example

The following example creates database "lambada" with initial XML resource and counts all first-level child nodes of the Root node.

use basex::{Client, ClientError};
use std::io::Read;

fn main() -> Result<(), ClientError> {
    let mut client = Client::connect("localhost", 1984, "admin", "admin")?;
    let info = client.create("lambada")?
        .with_input("<Root><Text/><Lala/><Papa/></Root>")?;
    assert!(info.starts_with("Database 'lambada' created"));

    let query = client.query("count(/Root/*)")?;

    let mut result = String::new();
    let mut response = query.execute()?;
    response.read_to_string(&mut result)?;
    assert_eq!(result, "3");

    let mut query = response.close()?;
    query.close()?;
    Ok(())
}

License

The library is licensed under ISC.

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