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walkindb

v0.1.1

Published

walkindb is the database for agents — a private SQL database provisioned in one HTTP call, no signup, 10-minute TTL.

Readme

walkindb

JavaScript / TypeScript client for walkindb — the database for agents.

A single HTTP call provisions a private SQLite database with a 10-minute TTL. No signup, no API key, no credit card.

Install

npm install walkindb

Zero runtime dependencies. Works on Node 18+, Bun, Deno, Cloudflare Workers, and modern browsers (anywhere fetch exists).

Use

import { Client } from "walkindb";

const db = new Client();

await db.execute("CREATE TABLE notes(id INTEGER PRIMARY KEY, body TEXT)");
await db.execute("INSERT INTO notes(body) VALUES('hello')");

const res = await db.execute("SELECT * FROM notes");
console.log(res.columns);      // ['id', 'body']
console.log(res.rows);         // [[1, 'hello']]
console.log(res.rowsAffected); // 0 on SELECT, N on INSERT/UPDATE/DELETE

// The session token lives on the Client instance and is reused on subsequent
// calls, so you keep reaching the same walk-in database until its 10-minute
// TTL expires. `db.session` holds the token; `db.expiresAt` is the unix
// timestamp at which the instance will be deleted.
console.log(db.session, db.expiresAt);

If you want a fresh walk-in:

db.resetSession();
await db.execute("SELECT 1"); // provisions a new instance

TypeScript

Types ship in the package — no @types/walkindb needed.

import { Client, WalkinDBError, type Result } from "walkindb";

const db = new Client({ timeoutMs: 5000 });
try {
  const result: Result = await db.execute("SELECT 1");
  console.log(result.rows);
} catch (e) {
  if (e instanceof WalkinDBError) {
    console.error(`walkindb ${e.status}: ${e.error}`);
  }
}

Errors

Non-2xx responses throw WalkinDBError with status and error. Notable codes:

  • 400 — invalid JSON, missing sql, forbidden keyword, or SQL syntax error
  • 404 — session token unknown, tampered, or expired (walkindb returns 404, not 401, to prevent enumeration)
  • 408 — query exceeded the 2-second wall-clock timeout
  • 413 — request body exceeded the 8 KB cap
  • 429 — rate limit exceeded (60 req/min, 10 new instance creations/min per IP)
  • 507 — instance storage quota exceeded (10 MB per walk-in)

What walkindb is not

  • Not a durable database. Data is deleted after ~10 minutes.
  • Not for PII or regulated data. See the AUP.
  • Not a Postgres or MySQL replacement.

Apache 2.0. Server source at github.com/walkindb/walkindb. Landing page and full docs at walkindb.com.