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Operating System Compatibility

CLI, C and C++​

Kùzu CLI, C and C++ API are pre-compiled for macOS >= 10.15 for Intel-based Macs and macOS >= 11.0 for ARM-based Macs. For Linux, Kùzu CLI, C and C++ API are pre-compiled for x86-64 architecture and supports most modern Linux distros such as RHEL/CentOS/Rocky Linux/Oracle Linux 7.0 or later and Ubuntu 18.04 or later. For a specific list of Linux distros that we tested on, please refer to this spreadsheet. For Windows, Kùzu CLI, C and C++ API works on Windows 10 and 11.

Python​

Kùzu Python API wheels has been pre-compiled for CPython 3.7 to 3.11. For macOS, the OS compatibility is the same as the pre-compiled CLI, C and C++ API (i.e. macOS >= 10.15 for Intel-based Macs and macOS >= 11.0 for ARM-based Macs). For Linux, the pre-compiled wheels follows manylinux2014_x86_64 standard. Please refer to this link to check the compatibility with your distro. For Windows, the OS compatibility is the same as the pre-compiled CLI and C++ API (i.e. Windows 10 and 11).

Node.js​

Kùzu Node.js API is based on Node-API version 5. For a list of compatible Node.js versions, please refer to the official documentation. For macOS, the OS compatibility is the same as the pre-compiled CLI and C++ API (i.e. macOS >= 10.15 for Intel-based Macs and macOS >= 11.0 for ARM-based Macs). For Linux, the pre-compiled has been tested on these platforms. Note that you may have to install to a newer version of Node.js manually if your distribution comes with an older version of Node.js. The Node.js API is currently not compatible with Windows.

Java​

Kùzu Java API is compatible with Java 8+. The OS compatibility is the same as C/C++ APIs. For MacOS, it supports >=10.15 for Intel-based Macs and >= 11.0 for ARM-based Macs. For Linux, it supports most modern Linux distros such as RHEL/CentOS/Rocky Linux/Oracle Linux 7.0 or later and Ubuntu 18.04 or later on x86-64 architecture. For Windows, it supports Windows 10 and 11.

Rust​

The Kùzu Rust API links against Kùzu's C++ API. By default it compiles the C++ library from source, and the build process has been tested on Windows using MSVC, and macOS and Linux using GCC. If linking to the release binaries (see here) the restrictions mentioned for the C++ API above apply.