// OWNER · glommer · REPO SNAPSHOT
glommer
An in-process reimplementation of PostgreSQL, backed by a SQLite-compatible storage engine
STARS1,170+8 · 7d
FORKS24+0 · 7d
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//STAR HISTORY · 12M
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Stars · cumulative1,170 · today
//WHY IT'S TRENDING· narrative synthesis · medium confidence
glommer/pgmicro is sitting at #2826 on the trending leaderboard with a pulse of 2/100 with no cross-source channels firing yet — GitHub-stars-only signal so far.
The 7-day star delta is +8 (+0.7%) against a base of 1,170, so the headline number is category momentum more than a personal breakout. What's actually moving is the Rust other space.
Watch-outs: no tagged release on record (treat as pre-stable).
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// RELATED REPOS · CROSS-SOURCE OVERLAP
▌ FAQ · answers from the data spine
What is glommer/pgmicro?
An in-process reimplementation of PostgreSQL, backed by a SQLite-compatible storage engine
Who maintains pgmicro?
Maintained by glommer (the owner) on GitHub.
What language is pgmicro written in?
Primarily Rust.
When was pgmicro created? When was the last update?
Created March 26, 2026 · last commit May 18, 2026.
How do I install pgmicro?
Clone the repo:
git clone https://github.com/glommer/pgmicro.gitThen follow the README in the cloned directory.Is pgmicro actively maintained?
stalled — no commits for an extended period
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