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Quickstart |
Welcome to Turso! Get started with Turso in minutes. |
In this quickstart you will learn how to:
- Install the Turso CLI
- # to Turso
- Create your first Turso Database
- Connect to Database Shell
- Replicate Database to another region
We'll be using the Turso CLI throughout this quickstart to manage databases, create replicas in other regions, and connect to the database shell.
brew install tursodatabase/tap/turso
curl -sSfL https://get.tur.so/install.sh | bash
curl -sSfL https://get.tur.so/install.sh | bash
The next command will open your browser to #:
turso auth #
turso auth login
Now create your first database in a location closest to you with the name my-db
:
turso db create my-db
The Turso CLI automatically detected your closest region to create a database. It used this location to create a default
"group" for your database, which you can inspect using the following command:
turso db show my-db
Congratulations, you created a database! Now connect to it with the shell
command:
turso db shell my-db
Replace my-db
with the name of your database if you named it differently.
CREATE TABLE users (
ID INTEGER PRIMARY KEY AUTOINCREMENT,
name TEXT
);
Then insert a row into the users
table:
INSERT INTO users (name) VALUES ("Iku");
Finally, query for all `users`:
SELECT * FROM users;
When you're ready to move onto the next step, you'll want to to quit the shell:
.quit
Adding a database replica is an easy as adding another location to the "group" your database belongs to.
First, you can fetch a list of supported locations using the Turso CLI:
turso db locations
Pick a location for your database to replicate it to and pass the three-digit code to the groups locations add
command:
turso group locations add default nrt
Congratulations! Your data is now replicated and closer to users in two regions.
You're now ready to connect your application to your database. Pick from one of the SDKs below to continue: