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[https://basex.org/ BaseX] is a light-weight, high-performance and scalable XML Database and an XQuery 3.1 Processor with full support for the W3C Update and Full -Text extensions. It allows you to store, query and process large corpora of textual data (XML, HTML, JSON, CSV, many others). With RESTXQ, you can develop full web applicationsand binary data. The visual frontend includes GUI provides an XQuery editor for running your expressions in realtime, writing complex applications and provides various visualizations to interactively explore data. RESTXQ enables Web Application development in XQuery. BaseX is platform-independent and distributed under the free BSD License (find more in [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/BaseX Wikipedia]).

This is the documentation is based on for '''BaseX 9.34'''. Newest The newest and upcoming features are {{Mark|highlighted}} and can also be [https://docs.basex.org/index.php?search=9.3 searched for4 {{Mark|highlighted}}].

If you have questions, or if you want to have get into direct contact to with the developer team and users of BaseX, please write to our [https://basex.org/open-source/ basex-talk] mailing list. Many questions are being discussed at [https://stackoverflow.com/questions/tagged/basex StackOverflow], and ; planned features are listed in our [https://github.com/basexdb/basex/issues GitHub repository].

The getting started section gives you a quick introduction to BaseX. We suggest that you to start with the [[Graphical User Interface]] as this is the easiest way to access your XML data, and to get an idea of how XQuery and BaseX works.

The developer section provides useful information for developers.Here you can find information on our supported client APIs and HTTP services, andwe present different ways how you can integrate BaseX into your own project.

Information for advanced users can be found in our advanced user's guide,which contains details on the BaseX storage, the Client/Server architecture, andsome querying features.