node:sqlite
node:sqlite gives Node.js a built-in SQLite interface. It lets you query a local database file or an in-memory database without adding an npm dependency. SQLite runs inside your process; there is no separate database server.
node:sqlite gives Node.js a built-in SQLite interface. It lets you query a local database file or an in-memory database without adding an npm dependency. SQLite runs inside your process; there is no separate database server.
Node.js is the runtime that powers Aliz's backend services and tooling. This page collects learning resources from first steps to production best practices. For JavaScript language fundamentals, see JavaScript & TypeScript.
Keep your business and glue logic in Node/TypeScript, and delegate only the small CPU-bound hot kernel to Rust. Three integration approaches connect the two runtimes: an in-process native addon, a WebAssembly module, and an out-of-process sidecar. This cookbook is a decision guide for choosing between them plus a concrete napi-rs recipe for the most common case.
npm Workspaces is npm's native monorepo feature: one root package that manages multiple nested packages in a single repository, with a single install step and a single lockfile. It has been supported since npm v7, so every modern Node.js installation has it out of the box.