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@enops/atlas-graph

v0.1.0-beta.0

Published

In-memory schema graph engine for Enops Atlas — build, traverse, impact analysis and serialization.

Readme

@enops/atlas-graph

In-memory schema graph engine for Enops Atlas. Build a graph from the canonical schema IR, traverse neighborhoods, and analyze the impact of breaking changes — deterministic and browser-safe.

Part of the enops-atlas OSS monorepo. Depends on @enops/atlas-schema.

Install

npm install @enops/atlas-graph

Usage

import { normalize, parseDbml } from "@enops/atlas-schema";
import {
  analyzeImpact,
  buildSchemaGraph,
  getNeighborhood,
  serializeNeighborhood,
} from "@enops/atlas-graph";

const { schema } = normalize(parseDbml(source));
const { graph, danglingEdges } = buildSchemaGraph(schema);

const { tables, truncated } = getNeighborhood(graph, ["public.users"], {
  hops: 2,
});

const report = analyzeImpact(schema, graph, {
  kind: "remove-column",
  schema: "public",
  table: "users",
  column: "email",
});
// report.severity === "breaking" | "safe", plus affected columns/constraints

const text = serializeNeighborhood(graph, tables);

Main exports

| Export | Purpose | | --- | --- | | buildSchemaGraph | CanonicalSchema → { graph, danglingEdges } | | SchemaGraph / SchemaGraphEngine | graph class: nodes, adjacency, reverse adjacency, enums | | tableKey | stable table identifier (for example public.users) | | getNeighborhood | bounded N-hop traversal from start tables | | serializeNeighborhood | LLM-friendly text projection of a subgraph | | analyzeImpact | impact report for remove-table/column/enum changes | | DanglingEdgeError | edges that reference missing tables |

Types: BuildGraphResult, TableNode, Edge, NeighborhoodOptions, NeighborhoodResult, ChangeRequest, ImpactResult, ImpactReport, Severity, AffectedColumnRef, AffectedConstraintRef.

Development

pnpm --filter @enops/atlas-graph test
pnpm --filter @enops/atlas-graph typecheck
pnpm --filter @enops/atlas-graph build

License

MIT