ArangoDB v3.13 is under development and not released yet. This documentation is not final and potentially incomplete.

Official ArangoDB drivers

ArangoDB drivers allow you to connect ArangoDB to your applications and manage the database system via a language-specific interface

Database drivers, also called connectors, adapters, or client libraries, let you access and manage database systems. ArangoDB drivers are interfaces between programming languages and ArangoDB, which enable software developers to connect to and manipulate ArangoDB deployments from within compiled programs or using scripting languages.

From a language perspective, documents and database structures can be integrated with data types and their methods. The precise mapping of concepts and methods depends on the capabilities and practices of each language.

Programming is a powerful way of automating interactions and control of the database, as well as to integrate database operations into your own software. The drivers listed below are officially maintained and supported by ArangoDB. If your programming language or environment is not listed,

Java driver

The ArangoDB Java driver lets you work with ArangoDB in the Java programming language.

Go driver

The Go driver lets you work with ArangoDB in the Go programming language.

C#/.NET driver

The arangodb-net-standard driver lets you work with ArangoDB using the C# programming language and the .NET ecosystem.

Node.js driver

The ArangoJS driver lets you work with ArangoDB in Node.js, using the JavaScript scripting language. You can also use it in web browsers.

Python driver

The Python-Arango driver lets you work with ArangoDB in the Python scripting language.

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