Welcome to the relica project! This guide will help you download and run relica, a lightweight and type-safe database query builder designed for everyone. Whether you're managing simple queries or complex database operations, relica makes your tasks straightforward.
To get started, visit this page to download the latest version of relica: Download relca.
- Click on the "Releases" link above.
- Look for the latest version.
- Choose the file suitable for your operating system.
- Click on the download link.
- OS: Windows, macOS, or Linux
- Architecture: 64-bit recommended
- Storage: At least 100 MB available
- Database Support: PostgreSQL, MySQL, SQLite
Once you have downloaded the relica package, follow these steps to run the application:
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Locate the Downloaded File.
- This will usually be in your "Downloads" folder unless you set a different location.
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Extract the Package (if needed).
- If the downloaded file is a compressed ZIP or TAR file, right-click on it and select "Extract" or "Unzip."
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Open Your Command Line Interface:
- For Windows, search for "Command Prompt" or "PowerShell."
- For macOS, open "Terminal" from your Applications folder.
- For Linux, open your terminal from the applications menu.
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Navigate to the Directory:
- Use the
cdcommand to change the directory to where you extracted relica. - Example command:
cd path/to/relica
- Use the
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Run the Application:
- Type
./relicaon macOS/Linux orrelica.exeon Windows and press Enter.
- Type
With relica, you can build database queries that are checked for correctness before they run. This means fewer errors and faster troubleshooting.
Use advanced SQL operations such as:
- JOINs
- Subqueries
- Window Functions
- CTEs (Common Table Expressions)
Experience batch operations that run up to three times faster. With the LRU statement cache, your queries will execute in less than 60 nanoseconds.
relica supports popular databases including:
- PostgreSQL
- MySQL
- SQLite
Refer to the professional API documentation for detailed guidance on utilizing all features of relica. This documentation provides examples, use cases, and explanations.
- Database Query Builder
- Type-Safe Operations
- LRU Cache Efficiency
- Performance Enhancements
- SQL Abstraction
For questions, feature requests, or bug reporting, you can visit the Issues section of our GitHub repository. Join our community to learn from others who use relica.
Visit this page to download the latest release of relica: Download relca.
Happy querying!