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@burojs/pocketbase

v0.2.0

Published

Buro: PocketBase data provider and auth provider

Readme

@burojs/pocketbase

A PocketBase data provider and auth provider for buro.

Install

pnpm add @burojs/pocketbase @burojs/core

Usage

import { createPocketbaseAuthProvider, createPocketbaseDataProvider } from '@burojs/pocketbase';

const authProvider = createPocketbaseAuthProvider({ baseUrl: pbUrl });

const dataProvider = createPocketbaseDataProvider({
  baseUrl: pbUrl,
  getToken: authProvider.getToken,
});

createPocketbaseDataProvider({ baseUrl, getToken, fetchImpl? })

A DataProvider over PocketBase's REST API: list/one/many queries and createOne/updateOne/deleteOne mutations. Portable filter and sort descriptors are translated to PocketBase's own filter string syntax; offset pagination only — cursor pagination is refused with a capability error. filterExpression (the filter-string translator) is also exported on its own, for callers that need to build the same string without the rest of the provider. It returns undefined for a filter that matches every record — send no filter argument for that — and a real expression string for everything else, including a filter that matches nothing. A branchless combinator ({and: []}, {or: []}) and an empty-set test (in: [], hasAny: [], notIn: [], hasAll: []) carry truth values and are folded, not dropped; PocketBase's grammar has no boolean literal, so the one constant that survives folding — FALSE — is emitted as the contradiction (id="" && id!="").

createPocketbaseAuthProvider({ baseUrl, fetchImpl?, storageKey? })

Password auth against a PocketBase users collection, with the session kept in localStorage. Returns an AuthProvider plus a getToken(): string | null escape hatch, which is how the data provider above learns the current token. Deliberately small: this exists to demonstrate the data/auth provider ports, not to be a complete auth reference.

License

MIT