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@cybernetyx1/atlasflow-postgres

v0.1.8

Published

PostgreSQL persistence adapter for AtlasFlow sessions, runs, journals, and streams.

Readme

@cybernetyx1/atlasflow-postgres

PostgreSQL persistence adapter for AtlasFlow sessions, runs, and durable streams — durable state that survives restarts.

Install

npm install @cybernetyx1/atlasflow-postgres

Part of the AtlasFlow monorepo. Proprietary.

Usage

postgres(connectionString, options) connects via the postgres driver and returns a persistence adapter. Call migrate() once on startup to create the schema, then pass the adapter into the runtime.

import { postgres } from "@cybernetyx1/atlasflow-postgres";

const persistence = postgres(process.env.POSTGRES_URL!);
await persistence.migrate(); // idempotent — creates tables if missing

// pass `persistence` into the generated server / runtime as the durable store

To use a different client (for example PGlite in tests), build the adapter directly:

import { postgresAdapter } from "@cybernetyx1/atlasflow-postgres";

const persistence = postgresAdapter(mySqlClient);
await persistence.migrate();

Exports: postgres, postgresAdapter, and the SqlClient / PostgresPersistence types. The returned adapter also exposes migrate() and close().

License

Proprietary. © 2026 Cybernetyx. See LICENSE.