Database & Async Runtime

First of all, please star our GitHub repo! Your support is vital to the continued maintenance of SeaORM.

Then, add sea-orm to the [dependencies] section of your Cargo.toml.

Cargo.toml

sea-orm = { version = "^0", features = [ <DATABASE_DRIVER>, <ASYNC_RUNTIME>, "macros" ] }

You must choose a DATABASE_DRIVER and an ASYNC_RUNTIME. macros is needed if you use SeaORM's generated entities (most likely).

DATABASE_DRIVER

You can choose one or more from:

• sqlx-mysql - SQLx MySQL and MariaDB
• sqlx-postgres - SQLx PostgreSQL
• sqlx-sqlite - SQLx SQLite

See also: SQLx docs.

ASYNC_RUNTIME

You have to choose one from:

runtime-actix-native-tls, runtime-async-std-native-tls, runtime-tokio-native-tls, runtime-actix-rustls, runtime-async-std-rustls, runtime-tokio-rustls

Basically, they are in the form of runtime-ASYNC_RUNTIME-TLS_LIB:

• ASYNC_RUNTIME can be actix, async-std, or tokio
• TLS_LIB can either be native-tls or rustls

1. Choose the ASYNC_RUNTIME corresponding to your Rust web framework:

ASYNC_RUNTIME	Web Framework
actix	Actix
async-std	Tide
tokio	Axum, Rocket, Poem

2. native-tls uses the platform's native security facilities, while rustls is a pure Rust implementation.

Extra features

• debug-print - print every SQL statement to logger
• mock - mock interface for unit testing
• macros - procedural macros for your convenient
• with-chrono - support chrono types
• with-time - support time types
• with-json - support serde-json types
• with-rust_decimal - support rust_decimal types
• with-bigdecimal - support bigdecimal types
• with-uuid - support uuid types
• postgres-array - support array types in Postgres
• sea-orm-internal - opt-in unstable internal APIs (for accessing re-export SQLx types)