Trilogy is a client library for MySQL-compatible database servers, designed for performance, flexibility, and ease of embedding.
It's currently in production use on github.com.
Supports the most frequently used parts of the text protocol
Support prepared statements (binary protocol)
Low-level protocol API completely decoupled from IO
Non-blocking client API wrapping the protocol API
Blocking client API wrapping the non-blocking API
No dependencies outside of POSIX, the C standard library & OpenSSL
Minimal dynamic allocation
MIT licensed
Only supports the parts of the text protocol that are in common use.
No support for LOAD DATA INFILE on local files
trilogy_escape assumes an ASCII-compatible connection encoding
make - that's it. This will build a static libtrilogy.a
Trilogy should build out of the box on most UNIX systems which have OpenSSL installed.
Documentation for Trilogy's various APIs can be found in these header files:
blocking.h
The blocking client API. These are simply a set of convenient wrapper functions around the non-blocking client API in client.h
client.h
The non-blocking client API. Every command is split into a _send and _recv function allowing callers to wait for IO readiness externally to Trilogy
builder.h
MySQL-compatible packet builder API
charset.h
Character set and encoding tables
error.h
Error table. Every Trilogy function returning an int uses the error codes defined here
packet_parser.h
Streaming packet frame parser
protocol.h
Low-level protocol API. Provides IO-decoupled functions to parse and build packets
reader.h
Bounds-checked packet reader API
We maintain a Ruby binding in this repository. This is currently stable and production-ready.
Trilogy is released under the MIT license.
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