This page will provide a detailed explanation of how to use turso-php-installer and explore the additional features it offers to support development in both local and production environments.
$ turso-php-installer
  Turso-php-installer  x.x.x

  USAGE:  <command> [options] [arguments]

  install      Install Turso libSQL Extension for PHP
  uninstall    Uninstall Turso libSQL Extension for PHP
  update       Update Turso libSQL Extension for PHP
  version      Display Turso PHP Installer version

  token:create Create libSQL Server Database token for Local Development
  token:show   Show libSQL Server Database token for Local Development

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Install

Install Turso libSQL Extension for PHP. 
Description:
  Install Turso libSQL Extension for PHP

Usage:
  install [options]

Options:
  -y, --yes                                Skip interactive installation process
      --php-version[=PHP-VERSION]          Define your chosen PHP Version: 8.0, 8.1, 8.2, 8.3 default: Your Current PHP Version
      --php-ini-file[=PHP-INI-FILE]        Define your PHP INI file location: eg: /etc/php/<version>/cli/php.ini default: /etc/php/<version>/cli/php.ini
      --ext-destination[=EXT-DESTINATION]  Define your PHP Extension Destination: eg: /your/custom/extensions/path default: $HOME/.turso-php-installer or %USERPROFILE%\\.turso-php-installer

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Interactive Mode

Command 
turso-php-installer install
Output

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Non-interactive Mode

Command 
turso-php-installer install -y --php-version=8.3 --ext-destination=$EXT_DESTINATION
Output
Make sure you have root access when using Non-intractive Mode

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Update

Update Turso libSQL Extension for PHP. Command 
turso-php-installer update
Output

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Uninstall

Uninstall Turso libSQL Extension for PHP. Command 
turso-php-installer uninstall
Output

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Version

Display Turso PHP Installer version with Current LibSQL Core and LibSQL PHP Extension. Command 
turso-php-installer version
Output 
Turso libSQL Installer (version: 2.0.3)
LibSQL Core Version : 3.45.1-3045001 - LibSQL PHP Extension Version: 1.4.2
This command will (below 👇) be particularly useful when using the libSQL Server on your local computer during the development process. Additional features may be developed in the future to make it easier for developers to use libSQL Database and libSQL Server without any concerns.

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Token

This Token command will make your life easier as it generates a Database Token for authentication purposes, connecting to a remote database (locally for development purposes), and allows you to easily view previously generated tokens1.
  1. The previously generated token will be replaced when you create a new one. I’ll work on developing this command to store a history of tokens associated with databases, allowing you to name them for bookmarking later.