convex/convex-backend
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README.md
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Convex is the open-source reactive database designed to make life easy for web app developers, whether human or LLM. Fetch data and perform business logic with strong consistency by writing pure TypeScript.
Convex provides a database, a place to write your server functions, and client libraries. It makes it easy to build and scale dynamic live-updating apps. Read the docs to learn more.
Development of the Convex backend is led by the Convex team. We welcome small bug fixes and love receiving feedback. We keep this repository synced with any internal development work within a handful of days. Convex is a well tested piece of software, with several well designed test frameworks including randomized testing. Those tests are not provided as part of the open source offering.
Getting Started
Visit our documentation to learn more about Convex and follow our getting started guides.
The easiest way to build with Convex is through our cloud platform, which includes a generous free tier and lets you focus on building your application without worrying about infrastructure. Many small applications and side-projects can operate entirely on the free tier with zero cost and zero maintenance.
Self Hosting
The self-hosted product includes most features of the cloud product, including the dashboard and CLI. Self-hosted Convex works well with a variety of tools including Neon, Fly.io, Vercel, Netlify, RDS, Sqlite, Postgres, and more.
You can either use Docker (recommended) or a prebuilt binary to self host
Convex. Check out our self-hosting guide for detailed
instructions. Community support for self-hosting is available in the
#self-hosted channel on Discord.
Community & Support
- Join our Discord community for help and discussions.
- Report issues when building and using the open source Convex backend through GitHub Issues
- By submitting pull requests, you confirm that Convex can use, modify, copy, and redistribute the contribution, under the terms of its choice.
Building from source
See BUILD.md.
Disclaimers
- If you choose to self-host, we recommend following the self-hosting guide. If you are instead building from source, make sure to change your instance secret and admin key from the defaults in the repo.
- Convex is battle tested most thoroughly on Linux and Mac. On Windows, it has
less experience. If you run into issues, please message us on
Discord in the
#self-hostedchannel. - Convex self-hosted builds contain a beacon to help Convex improve the product.
The information is minimal and anonymous and helpful to Convex, but if you
really want to disable it, you can set the
--disable-beaconflag on the backend binary. The beacon's messages print in the log and only include- A random identifier for your deployment (not used elsewhere)
- Migration version of your database
- Git rev of the backend
- Uptime of the backend
Repository layout
crates/contains Rust code- Main binary
local_backend/is an application server on top of theRuntime. This is the serving edge for the Convex cloud.
- Main binary
npm-packages/contains both our public and internal TypeScript packages.- Internal packages
udf-runtime/sets up the user-defined functions JS environment for queries and mutationssystem-udfs/contains functions used by the Convex system e.g. the CLI
- Internal packages
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