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@commissary/store-memory

v0.2.1

Published

In-memory Thread Store for Commissary development and tests

Downloads

597

Readme

@commissary/store-memory

A process-local generic Store and Thread Store for tests and local development.

Install

pnpm add @commissary/core @commissary/store-memory

Use

import { commissary } from "@commissary/core";
import { MemoryThreadStore } from "@commissary/store-memory";

const app = commissary({
  threadStore: MemoryThreadStore.make(),
});

The Memory Thread Store is not durable. Data is lost when the process stops. Production hosts must use a durable Thread Store adapter.

Adapter semantics

MemoryStore.make creates a generic Store for a supplied Record catalog. MemoryThreadStore.make creates the Core Thread Store specialization.

MemoryStore.transaction serializes each full callback and each base CRUD call with one process-local lock. It uses an undo journal for rollback and invokes a transaction callback at most once. The transaction view has no nested transaction method, savepoints, or cancellation option.

MemoryThreadStore.make composes this transaction backend with the Core-owned Thread Store transitions. The Memory adapter does not own claim, fence, commit, suspension, or finalization rules.

Both factories use the JavaScript fallback query and update operators. String comparison uses case-sensitive JavaScript relational comparison. It does not use locale rules. Ordered Records with equal values keep their prior order. The adapter has no maximum find limit and no maximum inArray candidate count. It does not expose a runtime capability registry.

This package is ESM-only. It supports Node.js 22.14 or later, the current stable Bun and Deno releases, modern browsers, and Cloudflare Workers.