Documentation Index
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Python SDK
JavaScript/TypeScript SDK
Go SDK
MCP
If you want to use LambdaDB from an MCP client such as Claude Desktop, see the MCP guide:Use with MCP
Client lifecycle
Python:
LambdaDB supports context manager usage. __enter__ returns the client, and __exit__ calls client.close() (closing the SDK-owned HTTP client) and makes the client unusable after the with block. If you don’t use with, call client.close() when you’re done. If you pass a custom client=/async_client=, you own closing it.JavaScript/TypeScript: the SDK uses the platform
fetch API and does not expose a close() method. In most environments there’s nothing to close explicitly. To cancel requests, pass an AbortSignal (for example via request fetchOptions.signal). If you provide your own fetch/HTTP implementation to the SDK, you own its lifecycle.Go: the SDK uses
net/http and does not require an explicit Close() in typical usage. Responses are closed internally. If you provide a custom http.Client/Transport, you own its lifecycle (for example, managing idle connections) and should shut it down according to your application’s needs.