GQLite 1.2 - Released

This is the third release of GQLite. It is an important milestone in the life of the project, it was completely rewritten in Rust. GQLite follow a new architecture with a clear separation between parser, compiler and executer. This new architecture make it easy to integrate with different database backend, currently two backends are supported SQLite and (redb)[https://www.redb.org/]. SQLite is the recommended backend, as the database engine is more mature, while redb offer a pure-rust alternative for project that requires it.

The roadmap includes support for a PostgreSQL backend, improvement to the Ruby/Python bindings, continuous improvement to the support of OpenCypher.

You can check our installation instructions.