Start
Starts the TuringDB server. This is the default command, running turingdb without a subcommand is equivalent to turingdb start.
turingdb start [options]Options
| Flag | Description | Default |
|---|---|---|
-demon | Run TuringDB as a background daemon | off |
-p <port> | HTTP server listen port | 6666 |
-i <addr> | HTTP server listen address | 127.0.0.1 |
-turing-dir <path> | Root Turing home directory | ~/.turing |
-load <graph> | Load a graph at startup (can be repeated) | |
-in-memory | Run without writing graphs to disk | off |
-reset-default | Delete the default graph before starting | off |
-ui | Launch the built-in visualizer proxy | off |
-ui-port <port> | Visualizer proxy port | 8080 |
-start-timeout <ms> | Time to wait for daemon readiness | 500 |
Examples
Interactive mode (default):
turingdbDaemon mode on a custom port:
turingdb start -demon -p 7777Daemon mode with the visualizer:
turingdb -demon -uiLoad a graph at startup:
turingdb -load mygraphUI
Launches the built-in graph visualizer.
turingdb start -ui [options]Once started, open the visualizer at http://127.0.0.1:8080 (or the port set via -ui-port).
Options
| Flag | Description | Default |
|---|---|---|
-ui | Launch the built-in visualizer | off |
-ui-port <port> | Visualizer port | 8080 |
Examples
Start TuringDB with the UI:
turingdb -uiStart TuringDB as a daemon with the UI on a custom port:
turingdb -demon -ui -ui-port 9090Stop
Gracefully stops a TuringDB instance running as a daemon. It sends a stop signal through the Unix socket and waits for the process to shut down gracefully.
turingdb stop [options]Options
| Flag | Description | Default |
|---|---|---|
-turing-dir <path> | Root Turing directory of the instance to stop | ~/.turing |
-timeout <ms> / -t <ms> | Time to wait for the process to release its lock | 3000 |
Examples
Stop the default instance:
turingdb stopStop an instance running in a custom directory:
turingdb stop -turing-dir /data/myturing