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@ansiversa/db

v0.0.8

Published

Shared Turso/libSQL database client for Ansiversa apps

Readme

Ansiversa DB

Shared TypeScript helpers for connecting to Ansiversa's Turso/libSQL databases. This package centralizes parent/core DB access alongside child/mini-app databases (e.g. quiz) so all server code can use a single, typed API.

Installation

npm install @ansiversa/db

Configuration

Initialize the package once during server startup. You can either construct the configuration object manually or load it from environment variables.

import { initAnsiversaDb, loadEnvConfig } from "@ansiversa/db";

// Option A: load from environment variables
// Requires ANSIVERSA_CORE_DB_URL, ANSIVERSA_QUIZ_DB_URL, and TURSO_AUTH_TOKEN to be set.
// Provide the list of mini-apps you want to configure (defaults to ["quiz"]).
initAnsiversaDb(
  loadEnvConfig({
    apps: ["quiz"],
  }),
);

// Option B: pass an explicit config object
// initAnsiversaDb({
//   core: {
//     url: process.env.ANSIVERSA_CORE_DB_URL!,
//     authToken: process.env.TURSO_AUTH_TOKEN!,
//   },
//   apps: {
//     quiz: {
//       url: process.env.ANSIVERSA_QUIZ_DB_URL!,
//       authToken: process.env.TURSO_AUTH_TOKEN!,
//     },
//   },
// });

Usage

After initialization, import the specific helpers you need. Each helper uses the appropriate database client under the hood.

import { Core, Apps } from "@ansiversa/db";

// Fetch a user from the core database
const maybeUser = await Core.CoreUsers.getUserByEmail("[email protected]");

// Query quiz questions for the user and save a result
const questions = await Apps.Quiz.QuizQuestions.getRandomQuestionsForUser(maybeUser!.id, 5);
const firstQuestion = questions[0];

await Apps.Quiz.QuizResults.saveQuizResult({
  userId: maybeUser!.id,
  platformId: firstQuestion.platformId,
  subjectId: firstQuestion.subjectId,
  topicId: firstQuestion.topicId,
  roadmapId: firstQuestion.roadmapId,
  level: firstQuestion.difficulty,
  responses: [
    {
      questionId: firstQuestion.id,
      selectedKey: "A",
      correctKey: firstQuestion.answer,
      isCorrect: firstQuestion.answer === "A",
    },
  ],
  mark: firstQuestion.answer === "A" ? 1 : 0,
});

Project structure

  • src/config: Configuration types and loaders, including initAnsiversaDb and loadEnvConfig.
  • src/core: Parent/core DB client and user helpers.
  • src/apps/quiz: Quiz mini-app client plus question/result helpers.
  • src/types: Shared domain types for core and app-specific entities.

The package targets Node 18+ and ships ESM output with TypeScript type declarations.