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To install and use GlueSQL in your Rust project, you'll first need to add it as a dependency from crates.io. You can do this by adding the following lines to your Cargo.toml file:

[dependencies]
gluesql = "0.19.0"

By default, all available storage features are included with GlueSQL. Here's a list of the available features:

  • gluesql_sled_storage - Storage based on the persistent key-value database called sled
  • gluesql-redb-storage - Storage using the redb embedded database
  • gluesql_memory_storage - Simple in-memory storage
  • gluesql-shared-memory-storage - A wrapper around memory-storage for easy use in multi-threaded environments
  • gluesql-json-storage - Storage that allows you to analyze and modify JSON or JSONL files using SQL
  • gluesql-parquet-storage - Storage for querying Parquet files
  • gluesql-csv-storage - Storage for querying CSV files
  • gluesql-composite-storage - A storage feature that enables joining and processing data from multiple storage types simultaneously
  • gluesql-mongo-storage - Storage backed by MongoDB
  • gluesql-redis-storage - Storage backed by Redis
  • gluesql-file-storage - Storage backed by files on the local filesystem
  • gluesql-git-storage - Git-backed storage with version history

If you don't need all the default storage features, you can disable them and select only the ones you require. To do this, update your Cargo.toml file with the following lines:

[dependencies.gluesql]
version = "0.19.0"
default-features = false
features = ["gluesql_memory_storage", "gluesql-json-storage"]

This configuration will disable the default storage features and only include the gluesql_memory_storage and gluesql-json-storage features in your project.