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@duraflows/pg

v0.5.1

Published

PostgreSQL persistence adapter for [duraflows](https://github.com/camcima/duraflows), using the [`pg`](https://www.npmjs.com/package/pg) library.

Readme

@duraflows/pg

PostgreSQL persistence adapter for duraflows, using the pg library.

Part of the duraflows monorepo.

Features

  • Full implementation of @duraflows/core persistence interfaces
  • Row-level locking with SKIP LOCKED for concurrent access safety
  • JSONB storage for workflow context, metadata, and command results
  • Schema migration generator with UUID strategy selection
  • Pre-built dbmate migration included
  • Supports PostgreSQL 13+ (PostgreSQL 18+ for uuidv7())

Installation

npm install @duraflows/core @duraflows/pg pg

Quick Start

import { WorkflowRuntime, InMemoryDefinitionRegistry, InMemoryCommandRegistry } from "@duraflows/core";
import { pgWorkflowProviders } from "@duraflows/pg";
import { Pool } from "pg";

const pool = new Pool({ connectionString: process.env.DATABASE_URL });
const persistence = pgWorkflowProviders(pool);

const runtime = new WorkflowRuntime({
  definitionRegistry,
  commandRegistry,
  ...persistence,
  clock: { now: () => new Date() },
});

With NestJS

import { WorkflowModule } from "@duraflows/nestjs";
import { pgWorkflowProviders } from "@duraflows/pg";
import { Pool } from "pg";

const pool = new Pool({ connectionString: process.env.DATABASE_URL });

@Module({
  imports: [
    WorkflowModule.forRoot({
      workflows: [orderWorkflow],
      commands: [{ name: "sendToWarehouse", useClass: SendToWarehouseCommand }],
      persistence: pgWorkflowProviders(pool),
    }),
  ],
})
export class AppModule {}

Database Setup

Option 1: Copy the reference migration

A ready-made dbmate migration is shipped at:

node_modules/@duraflows/pg/sql/dbmate/001_workflow_core.sql

Copy it into your migration directory. It uses gen_random_uuid() (PostgreSQL 13+) for history record UUIDs.

Option 2: Generate with generateMigrationSql()

Choose between gen_random_uuid() (PG 13+) and uuidv7() (PG 18+, time-ordered):

import { generateMigrationSql } from "@duraflows/pg";

// PostgreSQL 18+ (time-ordered UUIDs)
const { up, down } = generateMigrationSql({ uuidStrategy: "uuidv7" });

// PostgreSQL 13-17 (random UUIDs, the default)
const { up, down } = generateMigrationSql();

Both options create two tables: workflow_instances and workflow_history.

API

pgWorkflowProviders(pool: Pool): WorkflowPersistenceProvider

Factory function that creates all required persistence providers from a pg Pool. Returns an object with:

  • instanceStore -- PgWorkflowInstanceStore
  • historyStore -- PgWorkflowHistoryStore
  • transactionRunner -- PgTransactionRunner

generateMigrationSql(options?): { up: string; down: string }

Generates SQL for creating/dropping the schema.

Options:

  • uuidStrategy -- "gen_random_uuid" (default, PG 13+) or "uuidv7" (PG 18+)

Documentation

See the full documentation in the duraflows repository.

License

MIT