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@instant-cms/storage-postgres

v1.0.8

Published

Instant CMS – Postgres-Storage-Adapter (Neon, Supabase, Railway, eigener Server) inkl. Bild-Ablage in der Datenbank

Readme

@instant-cms/storage-postgres

Postgres-Storage-Adapter für Instant CMS – für Neon, Supabase, Railway, Hostpoint-Postgres oder einen eigenen Server.

Damit läuft Instant CMS auch dort, wo es kein dauerhaftes Dateisystem gibt (Vercel, Netlify, Lambda): Inhalte und hochgeladene Bilder liegen in der Datenbank.

Installation

npm install @instant-cms/storage-postgres

Einrichtung im Projekt:

CMS_DATABASE_URL="postgresql://user:[email protected]/neondb?sslmode=require" \
  npx instant-cms init --postgres

Bei Neon die „-pooler"-URL verwenden – serverlose Instanzen öffnen sonst zu viele Verbindungen.

Verwendung

Die CLI erzeugt die passenden Dateien; von Hand sieht es so aus:

// lib/cms.ts (Next.js)
import { createCms } from "@instant-cms/next";
import { PostgresStorageAdapter } from "@instant-cms/storage-postgres";
import config from "../instant-cms.config.mjs";

export const cms = createCms({ config, storage: new PostgresStorageAdapter() });
// instant-cms.config.mjs
export default {
  storage: { adapter: "postgres" },       // URL kommt aus CMS_DATABASE_URL
  uploads: { storage: "database", publicPath: "/api/cms/uploads" },
};

Eigenschaften

  • Schema-Migrationen laufen beim ersten Zugriff, abgesichert über einen Postgres-Advisory-Lock: Starten nach einem Deploy mehrere Instanzen gleichzeitig, migriert genau eine, die anderen warten.
  • Inhalte als JSONB, Versionshistorie mit Limit (50 pro Key) wie bei SQLite.
  • Bild-Uploads optional als BYTEA in der Datenbank; ausgeliefert werden sie über die CMS-API mit immutable-Cache-Header (der Dateiname ist eine UUID).
  • Prepared Statements mit gebundenen Parametern, LIKE-Muster werden escaped.

Dokumentation: Getting Started · Architektur · Sicherheit

Lizenz: MIT