Getting started
This page shows the fastest path to connect to a running LioranDB server from Node.js using the JS/TS driver (@liorandb/driver).
Auth & users
LioranClient exposes authentication + user management methods.
Databases
The driver provides both:
Collections
db.collection(name) returns a Collection wrapper that calls server endpoints.
Schemas & migrations
The driver is a thin HTTP wrapper, but it also includes client-side helpers for schema parsing and document migrations that run in your application code.
Maintenance & core APIs
In addition to databases/collections, LioranClient exposes server maintenance and “core” introspection endpoints.
LioranManager (driver)
@liorandb/driver exports a LioranManager class that intentionally mirrors the common @liorandb/core entrypoint shape, but talks to a remote server over HTTP.
Errors
The driver throws HttpError for non-2xx responses.
Low-level HTTP client
Most users should stick to LioranClient, DB, and Collection.
Integrations
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