AXISQL (Advanced X-tended Indexing SQL)

A lightweight, modular SQL database engine built from scratch in C.

📌 Overview

AXISQL is a low-level, high-performance SQL database engine designed for developers who seek maximum control over data storage and retrieval. Written entirely in C/C++, it bypasses standard database libraries to offer a minimalistic yet powerful approach to relational data management.

🎯 Features

• Customizable SQL-like Query Processing: Execute fundamental CRUD operations (CREATE, READ, UPDATE, DELETE).

• User-Defined Tables & Typed Columns: Supports STRING, NUMBER, BOOLEAN, and BINARY.

• Lightweight Storage System: Uses structured binary files for persistent data management.

• Optimized for Direct Memory Manipulation: Designed for efficiency without relying on external DBMS engines.

• Future Expansion for Indexing & Transactions: Plans for ACID-compliant operations and indexing optimization.

Installation & Usage

1️⃣ Building the Project

Compile AXISQL using make:

make

2️⃣ Running AXISQL

Execute the binary:

./build/axisql # This is SDK, If you want to test a place to run AXISQL, the best option is to use axiscli, and it is in the build folder.

And that's it, you're now running AxiSQL on your computer!!

📄 License

AXISQL is licensed under GPLv3—meaning it's open-source, free to use, and encourages collaboration.