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@glideco/dsar

v0.1.0

Published

DSAR redaction primitives for activity_log: bitmap encoding, transactional redaction with append-only-trigger session var, tombstone (full erasure) workflow.

Downloads

15

Readme

@glideco/dsar

DSAR (Data Subject Access Request) redaction primitives for Glide's agent activity log. Provides:

  • Bitmap encoding — 32-bit redacted_fields_bitmap with 8 v1 field positions
  • redact() — partial-field redaction (additive bitmap OR)
  • tombstone() — full-erasure all-fields redaction
  • Append-only-trigger session-var helper — sets app.dsar_context_id so the trigger lets the UPDATE through
  • DB-agnostic — operator passes in an executor interface

Install

npm install @glideco/dsar

Usage

import { redact, type DsarExecutor } from '@glideco/dsar';

// Operator wires the executor over their DB driver (Drizzle, raw pg, etc.):
const executor: DsarExecutor = {
  async setSessionVar(name, value) {
    await db.execute(sql`SELECT set_config(${name}, ${value}, true)`);
  },
  async setBitmap(rowId, bitmap) {
    await db
      .update(activityLog)
      .set({ redactedFieldsBitmap: bitmap })
      .where(eq(activityLog.id, rowId));
  },
  async getBitmap(rowId) {
    const [row] = await db
      .select({ redactedFieldsBitmap: activityLog.redactedFieldsBitmap })
      .from(activityLog)
      .where(eq(activityLog.id, rowId))
      .limit(1);
    return row?.redactedFieldsBitmap ?? null;
  },
  async appendAuditRow(audit) {
    await db.insert(activityLog).values({
      action: audit.action,
      details: audit.details,
    });
  },
};

// Apply a redaction inside a transaction:
await db.transaction(async (tx) => {
  // (Wrap executor with `tx` instead of `db` if your driver requires it.)
  await redact(executor, {
    rowId: 'row_abc',
    fields: ['amount', 'counterparty'],
    reason: 'GDPR right-to-erasure request from [email protected]',
    actorUserId: 'admin_xyz',
  });
});

Append-only trigger contract

This package assumes the operator's activity_log table has an append-only trigger that:

  1. Rejects UPDATE/DELETE/TRUNCATE unless app.dsar_context_id is set in the current session.
  2. When the session var is set, allows UPDATE only on redacted_fields_bitmap.

See apps/web/drizzle/0042_activity_log_agent_cols.sql in the source repo for the reference trigger definition.

v1 field positions

Bitmap bits are stable v1; new fields go in unused positions (8-31). Removing or repositioning a field is a major-version bump.

| Bit | Field | | --- | --------------- | | 0 | input_digest | | 1 | output_digest | | 2 | on_chain_tx | | 3 | counterparty | | 4 | amount | | 5 | vendor_used | | 6 | grant_id | | 7 | step_up_sigil |

License

MIT.