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@kybernesis/arp-cloud-db

v0.1.1

Published

ARP Cloud database layer — Postgres schema + tenant-scoped query wrappers. Enforces row-level tenant isolation via branded TypeScript types.

Downloads

269

Readme

@kybernesis/arp-cloud-db

Multi-tenant database layer for ARP Cloud (Phase 7). Postgres schema + tenant-branded query wrappers.

Tenant isolation model

Every runtime table carries a tenant_id. Queries only compile when issued through withTenant(db, tenantId) which returns a TenantDb — the only type route handlers may hold. Bare db.select().from(...) is discouraged (reserved for bootstrap, Stripe webhook reconciliation, and admin audits).

The TenantId type is a TypeScript branded string; toTenantId(raw) is the one allowed cast site (session middleware).

Drivers

  • Production / local Postgres — use pg / postgres.js directly, wire into drizzle. Not yet shipped in this package; the cloud-gateway app instantiates a driver per its deployment target.
  • PGlite (WASM) — used for tests and pnpm dev without docker. createPgliteDb() returns a ready-to-use { db, client, close } triple with the 0001 migration already applied.

Schema overview

  • tenants — one row per principal DID. Plan + billing state.
  • agents — one row per provisioned agent (did:web:...), links to tenant.
  • connections — one row per active connection. cedar_policies JSONB.
  • messages — inbound + outbound envelopes. status IN (queued, delivered, expired, failed).
  • audit_entries — hash-chained per (agent_did, connection_id).
  • revocations — revoked connections/keys.
  • usage_counters — per-tenant monthly metering.
  • stripe_events — dedup log for webhook idempotency.
  • principal_sessions — opaque session id → principal DID.

All indexes live in migrations/0001_init.sql; drizzle schema mirrors.

Migrations

Single idempotent migrations/0001_init.sql file. Run on first boot (or before every deploy). Drizzle migrations are tracked only in dev — production uses the SQL file directly so nothing is driver-specific.