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@thingd/native

v0.91.1

Published

Native Node.js binding for thingd — a fast object-first data engine for applications and AI agents.

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@thingd/native

npm

Native Node.js binding for thingd — wraps crates/thingd (published on crates.io as thingd).

This package is an internal dependency of @thingd/sdk and provides the native persistent store via napi-rs. You don't need to install it directly — @thingd/sdk pulls it in automatically when using driver: "native".

The addon uses ThingDB RAM for :memory: and empty-path operation without creating temporary files. Real filesystem paths use the RocksDB durable backend by default; set THINGD_STORAGE_BACKEND=thingdb to opt into the experimental Rust-native durable backend. Published packages include prebuilt native artifacts for supported targets, so consumers normally do not install LLVM, Clang, or RocksDB locally. The public SDK store contract remains unchanged.

The native open boundary accepts an optional 64-character hexadecimal key for authenticated encrypted storage. The key is validated before opening the Rust engine. Missing or wrong keys are reported as stable open errors without including key material. MCP and REST callers do not pass this key in requests; the host process supplies it during startup.