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@knpkv/codecommit-core

v0.6.0

Published

Core logic for CodeCommit PR browser

Downloads

533

Readme

@knpkv/codecommit-core

Shared core library for CodeCommit tooling. Built with Effect-TS.

Modules

Domain

Schema.Class models with branded IDs (PullRequestId, AwsProfileName, AwsRegion, RepositoryName). Runtime validation at boundaries, serialization for SSE/persistence.

AwsClient

AWS CodeCommit API wrapper. Each method uses withAwsContext — a combinator that handles credential acquisition, region injection, throttle retry, and timeout in one place:

export const getPullRequest = (params: GetPullRequestParams) =>
  withAwsContext("getPullRequest", params.account, callGetPullRequest(params))

Methods: getPullRequests, getPullRequest, createPullRequest, updatePullRequestTitle, updatePullRequestDescription, getCommentsForPullRequest, listBranches, getCallerIdentity.

CacheService (SQLite)

Local SQLite cache via @effect/sql-libsql. Stores PRs, comments, notifications, and subscriptions for instant search and offline access.

Repos — Each uses Effect.Service with dependencies: [DatabaseLive]:

  • PullRequestRepo — CRUD + full-text search via FTS5
  • CommentRepo — PR comment snapshots for diff detection
  • NotificationRepo — Unified notifications (system + PR change)
  • SubscriptionRepo — Per-PR watch subscriptions
  • SyncMetadataRepo — Last-sync timestamps per account/region

EventsHubPubSub-based cache invalidation. Repos publish RepoChange events (Data.TaggedEnum); consumers (SSE, TUI atoms) subscribe via Stream.fromPubSub. EventsHub.batch accumulates events during multi-step operations (e.g., full refresh) and publishes once at the end.

Database — Auto-migrates on startup. Migrations in CacheService/migrations/.

PRService

Orchestrates the refresh pipeline: resolve accounts → stream PRs from AWS → diff against cache → enrich comments → calculate health scores → update state.

Key patterns:

  • Effect.fn("span")(function*(...) { ... }) — automatic tracing spans
  • SubscriptionRef — reactive state shared with UI (TUI atoms, SSE)
  • Stream.mergeAll with bounded concurrency for multi-account fetching
  • Clock.currentTimeMillis for testable timestamps

ConfigService

Loads/saves ~/.codecommit/config.json. Auto-detects AWS profiles. Publishes config changes to EventsHub.

Deep Imports

Client-side code must use deep imports to avoid pulling in server-only deps:

import { PullRequest } from "@knpkv/codecommit-core/Domain.js"
import { AppStatus } from "@knpkv/codecommit-core/Domain.js"

The .js suffix is required — see package.json exports field.

License

MIT