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@jini-ai/infra

v0.5.0

Published

Deprecated: a re-export of `@jini-ai/db` (`./core`, `./sqlite`). Import those directly. Removed after one release.

Readme

@jini-ai/infra

Deprecated: a re-export of @jini-ai/db (./core, ./sqlite). Import those directly. Removed after one release.

Version 0.4.0 keeps the 0.3.3 names at @jini-ai/infra/db/core and @jini-ai/infra/db/sqlite for existing ESM consumers. Database implementations and their tests now live in @jini-ai/db. This shim has no driver peer dependency and no CommonJS build.

import type { DbOpsPort } from '@jini-ai/db/core';
import { openSqliteConnection, SqliteDbOpsAdapter } from '@jini-ai/db/sqlite';
import Database from 'better-sqlite3';

const connection = openSqliteConnection({
  filePath: 'app.db',
  open: (filePath, options) => new Database(filePath, options),
});

openSqliteConnection now requires an injected open. It has no known host callers; the existing consumer uses SqliteDbOpsAdapter. The injected opener returns the host's own driver handle, and custom pragmas still replace the defaults. See packages/db/README.md for the complete subpath map, load-time requirements and isolation tests.

src/db/core remains an R12 neutral entry. Its explicit re-exports preserve the old surface rather than exposing db's new shared constants. shim-surface.test.ts freezes both original name lists, including type-only exports.

Design decisions

Kernel contracts

This package remains deprecated and its outbox publication home is unresolved. Outbox source uses core Clock (nowMs()) and Pick<Logger, 'error'>; structured errors go in logging's second argument. Reliability rationale stays in symbol JSDoc. The existing six-attempt policy, claim leases, timeouts, envelope identity and host-owned storage remain unchanged.