@kysera/dal

Functional Data Access Layer for Kysera - Query functions with automatic plugin support.

Overview

@kysera/dal provides a functional approach to database access as an alternative to traditional repository patterns. Write query functions that are composable, type-safe, and easy to test.

The DAL works through @kysera/executor to provide automatic plugin support. When you pass a KyseraExecutor (instead of a raw Kysely instance) to your query functions, all plugins (soft-delete, RLS, audit, etc.) are automatically applied while maintaining a clean functional API.

Features

• Query Functions - Pure functions instead of repository methods
• Type Inference - Return types automatically inferred from queries
• Context Passing - Explicit database context (no dependency injection)
• Plugin Support - Automatic plugin interception via @kysera/executor
• Transaction Support - First-class transactions with automatic plugin propagation
• Composition Utilities - Combine queries using compose, chain, parallel, etc.
• Zero Dependencies - Only @kysera/executor dependency (peers on Kysely)
• Fully Typed - Complete TypeScript support with strict mode

Installation

npm install @kysera/dal @kysera/executor kysely

# Add plugins as needed
npm install @kysera/soft-delete @kysera/rls @kysera/audit

# Using pnpm
pnpm add @kysera/dal @kysera/executor kysely

# Using yarn
yarn add @kysera/dal @kysera/executor kysely

# Using bun
bun add @kysera/dal @kysera/executor kysely

Quick Start

import { Kysely } from 'kysely'
import { createExecutor } from '@kysera/executor'
import { softDeletePlugin } from '@kysera/soft-delete'
import { createQuery, withTransaction } from '@kysera/dal'

// Define your database schema
interface Database {
  users: {
    id: number
    email: string
    name: string
    deleted_at: Date | null
  }
}

const db = new Kysely<Database>({
  /* config */
})

// Create executor with plugins
const executor = await createExecutor(db, [softDeletePlugin()])

// Define query functions
const getUserById = createQuery((ctx, id: number) =>
  ctx.db.selectFrom('users').select(['id', 'email', 'name']).where('id', '=', id).executeTakeFirst()
)

const createUser = createQuery((ctx, data: { email: string; name: string }) =>
  ctx.db.insertInto('users').values(data).returningAll().executeTakeFirstOrThrow()
)

// Use directly - soft-delete filter automatically applied
const user = await getUserById(executor, 1)

// Use in transactions - plugins propagate automatically
const result = await withTransaction(executor, async ctx => {
  const newUser = await createUser(ctx, {
    email: '[email protected]',
    name: 'Test User'
  })
  return newUser
})

Core Concepts

Query Functions

Query functions are the building blocks of the Functional DAL. They accept a database context and arguments, returning a Promise.

import { createQuery } from '@kysera/dal'

// Simple select query
const findUserByEmail = createQuery((ctx, email: string) =>
  ctx.db.selectFrom('users').selectAll().where('email', '=', email).executeTakeFirst()
)

// Insert query
const insertPost = createQuery((ctx, data: { title: string; body: string; user_id: number }) =>
  ctx.db.insertInto('posts').values(data).returningAll().executeTakeFirstOrThrow()
)

// Update query
const updateUserName = createQuery((ctx, id: number, name: string) =>
  ctx.db.updateTable('users').set({ name }).where('id', '=', id).returningAll().executeTakeFirst()
)

// Delete query
const deletePost = createQuery((ctx, id: number) =>
  ctx.db.deleteFrom('posts').where('id', '=', id).executeTakeFirst()
)

Plugin Integration

The DAL works through @kysera/executor for plugin support. Instead of implementing its own plugin system, the DAL leverages the executor's plugin interception mechanism. When you pass a KyseraExecutor (instead of a raw Kysely instance) to your query functions, all plugins are automatically applied at the query builder level.

Basic Plugin Integration

import { createExecutor } from '@kysera/executor'
import { softDeletePlugin } from '@kysera/soft-delete'
import { rlsPlugin } from '@kysera/rls'
import { createQuery } from '@kysera/dal'

// Create executor with plugins
const executor = await createExecutor(db, [
  softDeletePlugin(),
  rlsPlugin({
    schema: {
      users: { tenantIdColumn: 'tenant_id' },
      posts: { tenantIdColumn: 'tenant_id' }
    },
    getCurrentTenantId: () => currentTenantId
  })
])

// Define queries - plugins apply automatically
const getUsers = createQuery(ctx => ctx.db.selectFrom('users').selectAll().execute())

// Soft-delete filter and RLS automatically applied
const users = await getUsers(executor)
// Only returns users where:
// - deleted_at IS NULL (soft-delete plugin)
// - tenant_id = currentTenantId (RLS plugin)

How Plugin Propagation Works

1. Query Creation: When you pass a KyseraExecutor to a query function, the context preserves the executor with all its plugins
2. Transaction Wrapping: withTransaction() automatically wraps transaction instances with the same plugins as the parent executor
3. Automatic Interception: All query builders (selectFrom, insertInto, etc.) are intercepted by plugins before execution
4. Type Safety: Full TypeScript support - the database schema type is preserved through all transformations

Multiple Plugins

import { createExecutor } from '@kysera/executor'
import { softDeletePlugin } from '@kysera/soft-delete'
import { rlsPlugin } from '@kysera/rls'
import { auditPlugin } from '@kysera/audit'

const executor = await createExecutor(db, [
  softDeletePlugin(), // Priority: 100
  rlsPlugin({
    /* ... */
  }), // Priority: 90
  auditPlugin({
    /* ... */
  }) // Priority: 80
])

// All plugins apply in priority order (higher = runs first)
const getUsers = createQuery(ctx => ctx.db.selectFrom('users').selectAll().execute())

const users = await getUsers(executor)

Transactions

Execute multiple queries atomically within a transaction. Plugins automatically propagate to the transaction context.

import { withTransaction, createTransactionalQuery } from '@kysera/dal'

// Regular transaction
const result = await withTransaction(executor, async ctx => {
  const user = await createUser(ctx, userData)
  const profile = await createProfile(ctx, { userId: user.id, ...profileData })
  return { user, profile }
})

// Query that REQUIRES a transaction
const transferFunds = createTransactionalQuery(
  async (ctx, fromId: number, toId: number, amount: number) => {
    await ctx.db
      .updateTable('accounts')
      .set(eb => ({ balance: eb('balance', '-', amount) }))
      .where('id', '=', fromId)
      .execute()

    await ctx.db
      .updateTable('accounts')
      .set(eb => ({ balance: eb('balance', '+', amount) }))
      .where('id', '=', toId)
      .execute()

    return { success: true }
  }
)

// This will work
await withTransaction(executor, ctx => transferFunds(ctx, 1, 2, 100))

// This will throw: "Query requires a transaction"
await transferFunds(executor, 1, 2, 100)

Composition

compose

Compose two query functions sequentially, passing the result of the first to the second:

import { createQuery, compose } from '@kysera/dal'

const getUserById = createQuery((ctx, id: number) =>
  ctx.db.selectFrom('users').selectAll().where('id', '=', id).executeTakeFirstOrThrow()
)

const getPostsByUserId = createQuery((ctx, userId: number) =>
  ctx.db.selectFrom('posts').selectAll().where('user_id', '=', userId).execute()
)

const getUserWithPosts = compose(getUserById, async (ctx, user) => ({
  ...user,
  posts: await getPostsByUserId(ctx, user.id)
}))

const result = await getUserWithPosts(executor, 1)
// { id: 1, email: '...', name: '...', posts: [...] }

chain

Chain multiple transformations on a query result:

import { createQuery, chain } from '@kysera/dal'

const getUser = createQuery((ctx, id: number) =>
  ctx.db.selectFrom('users').selectAll().where('id', '=', id).executeTakeFirstOrThrow()
)

const getUserComplete = chain(
  getUser,
  async (ctx, user) => ({ ...user, posts: await getPosts(ctx, user.id) }),
  async (ctx, data) => ({ ...data, followers: await getFollowers(ctx, data.id) }),
  async (ctx, data) => ({ ...data, stats: await getStats(ctx, data.id) })
)

const fullUser = await getUserComplete(executor, 1)
// { ...user, posts: [...], followers: [...], stats: {...} }

parallel

Execute multiple queries concurrently and combine their results:

import { createQuery, parallel } from '@kysera/dal'

const getUserById = createQuery((ctx, id: number) =>
  ctx.db.selectFrom('users').selectAll().where('id', '=', id).executeTakeFirst()
)

const getUserStats = createQuery((ctx, id: number) =>
  ctx.db.selectFrom('user_stats').selectAll().where('user_id', '=', id).executeTakeFirst()
)

const getNotifications = createQuery((ctx, id: number) =>
  ctx.db.selectFrom('notifications').selectAll().where('user_id', '=', id).execute()
)

const getDashboardData = parallel({
  user: getUserById,
  stats: getUserStats,
  notifications: getNotifications
})

const dashboard = await getDashboardData(executor, userId)
// { user: {...}, stats: {...}, notifications: [...] }

conditional

Execute a query conditionally based on runtime logic:

import { createQuery, conditional } from '@kysera/dal'

const getPremiumFeatures = createQuery((ctx, userId: number) =>
  ctx.db.selectFrom('premium_features').selectAll().where('user_id', '=', userId).execute()
)

const getFeatures = conditional(
  (ctx, userId: number, isPremium: boolean) => isPremium,
  getPremiumFeatures,
  [] // Fallback: empty array for non-premium users
)

const features = await getFeatures(executor, userId, true) // Executes query
const emptyFeatures = await getFeatures(executor, userId, false) // Returns []

mapResult

Transform array results with a mapper function:

import { createQuery, mapResult } from '@kysera/dal'

const getAllUsers = createQuery(ctx => ctx.db.selectFrom('users').selectAll().execute())

const getUserNames = mapResult(getAllUsers, user => user.name)

const names = await getUserNames(executor) // string[]

API Reference

Query Creation

createQuery<DB, TArgs, TResult>(queryFn)

Create a typed query function.

Parameters:

• queryFn: (ctx: DbContext<DB>, ...args: TArgs) => Promise<TResult> - Query implementation

Returns: QueryFunction<DB, TArgs, TResult>

Example:

const getUserById = createQuery((ctx, id: number) =>
  ctx.db.selectFrom('users').select(['id', 'email', 'name']).where('id', '=', id).executeTakeFirst()
)

// Usage with KyseraExecutor (plugins applied)
const user = await getUserById(executor, 1)

// Usage with context (inside transaction)
await withTransaction(executor, async ctx => {
  const user = await getUserById(ctx, 1)
  return user
})

createTransactionalQuery<DB, TArgs, TResult>(queryFn)

Create a query function that requires a transaction context.

Parameters:

• queryFn: (ctx: DbContext<DB>, ...args: TArgs) => Promise<TResult> - Query implementation

Returns: QueryFunction<DB, TArgs, TResult>

Throws: Error if called outside a transaction

Example:

const transferFunds = createTransactionalQuery(
  async (ctx, fromId: number, toId: number, amount: number) => {
    await ctx.db
      .updateTable('accounts')
      .set(eb => ({ balance: eb('balance', '-', amount) }))
      .where('id', '=', fromId)
      .execute()

    await ctx.db
      .updateTable('accounts')
      .set(eb => ({ balance: eb('balance', '+', amount) }))
      .where('id', '=', toId)
      .execute()

    return { success: true }
  }
)

// This will work
await withTransaction(executor, ctx => transferFunds(ctx, 1, 2, 100))

// This will throw an error
await transferFunds(executor, 1, 2, 100) // Error: Query requires transaction

Context Management

createContext<DB>(db)

Create a database context from any database instance.

Parameters:

• db: Kysely<DB> | Transaction<DB> | KyseraExecutor<DB> | KyseraTransaction<DB> - Database instance

Returns: DbContext<DB>

Important: To enable plugin support in the DAL, pass a KyseraExecutor (not a raw Kysely instance) to createContext. The executor wraps the database with plugin interception.

Example:

import { createContext } from '@kysera/dal'
import { createExecutor } from '@kysera/executor'
import { softDeletePlugin } from '@kysera/soft-delete'

// Create executor with plugins
const executor = await createExecutor(db, [softDeletePlugin()])

// Create context from executor (not raw db!)
const ctx = createContext(executor)

// Queries now have plugins applied
const user = await findUserById(ctx, 1) // soft-delete filter applied

Without plugins (raw Kysely):

// This works but plugins won't be applied
const ctx = createContext(db) // Raw Kysely instance
const user = await findUserById(ctx, 1) // No plugin filters

withTransaction<DB, T>(db, fn, options?)

Execute a function within a transaction.

Parameters:

• db: Kysely<DB> | KyseraExecutor<DB> - Database instance
• fn: (ctx: DbContext<DB>) => Promise<T> - Function to execute
• options?: TransactionOptions - Transaction options (optional)

Returns: Promise<T>

Example:

// Basic usage
const result = await withTransaction(executor, async ctx => {
  const user = await createUser(ctx, userData)
  const profile = await createProfile(ctx, { userId: user.id, ...profileData })
  return { user, profile }
})

// With KyseraExecutor (plugins propagated)
const result = await withTransaction(executor, async ctx => {
  // All queries in transaction have plugins applied
  const users = await getUsers(ctx)
  return users
})

withContext<DB, T>(db, fn)

Execute a function with a database context (no transaction).

Parameters:

• db: Kysely<DB> | KyseraExecutor<DB> - Database instance
• fn: (ctx: DbContext<DB>) => Promise<T> - Function to execute

Returns: Promise<T>

Example:

const users = await withContext(executor, async ctx => {
  return getAllUsers(ctx)
})

isInTransaction<DB>(ctx)

Check if context is within a transaction.

Parameters:

• ctx: DbContext<DB> - Database context

Returns: boolean

Example:

const myQuery = createQuery((ctx, id: number) => {
  if (isInTransaction(ctx)) {
    console.log('Running inside transaction')
  }
  return ctx.db.selectFrom('users').selectAll().where('id', '=', id).executeTakeFirst()
})

Composition

compose<DB, TArgs, TFirst, TResult>(first, second)

Compose two query functions sequentially.

Parameters:

• first: QueryFunction<DB, TArgs, TFirst> - First query
• second: (ctx: DbContext<DB>, result: TFirst) => Promise<TResult> - Second query

Returns: QueryFunction<DB, TArgs, TResult>

chain<DB, TArgs, T1, T2, ...>(query, ...transforms)

Chain multiple transformations on a query result.

Parameters:

• query: QueryFunction<DB, TArgs, T1> - Initial query
• ...transforms: Array<(ctx: DbContext<DB>, result) => Promise<result>> - Transform functions

Returns: QueryFunction<DB, TArgs, TN> (where N is the last transform result type)

Overloads: Supports 1-3 transform functions with full type inference

parallel<DB, TArgs, T>(queries)

Execute multiple queries in parallel.

Parameters:

• queries: Record<string, QueryFunction<DB, TArgs, unknown>> - Object of query functions

Returns: QueryFunction<DB, TArgs, ParallelResult<T>>

conditional<DB, TArgs, TResult, TFallback>(condition, query, fallback?)

Execute a query conditionally.

Parameters:

• condition: (ctx: DbContext<DB>, ...args: TArgs) => boolean | Promise<boolean> - Condition function
• query: QueryFunction<DB, TArgs, TResult> - Query to execute if true
• fallback?: TFallback - Value to return if false

Returns: QueryFunction<DB, TArgs, TResult | TFallback>

mapResult<DB, TArgs, TItem, TResult>(query, mapper)

Map over array results.

Parameters:

• query: QueryFunction<DB, TArgs, TItem[]> - Query returning array
• mapper: (item: TItem, index: number) => TResult - Mapper function

Returns: QueryFunction<DB, TArgs, TResult[]>

TypeScript Types

Re-exported Executor Types

The following types are re-exported from @kysera/executor for convenience:

import type {
  ExecutorConfig,
  KyseraExecutorMarker,
  PluginValidationDetails
} from '@kysera/dal'

• ExecutorConfig - Configuration options for executor creation
• KyseraExecutorMarker - Type marker interface for KyseraExecutor
• PluginValidationDetails - Validation error details from plugin system

See @kysera/executor documentation for detailed type information.

DbContext<DB>

Database context interface.

interface DbContext<DB = Record<string, unknown>> {
  readonly db: Kysely<DB> | Transaction<DB> | KyseraExecutor<DB> | KyseraTransaction<DB>
  readonly isTransaction: boolean
}

QueryFunction<DB, TArgs, TResult>

Query function signature.

type QueryFunction<DB, TArgs extends readonly unknown[], TResult> = (
  ctxOrDb: DbContext<DB> | Kysely<DB> | KyseraExecutor<DB>,
  ...args: TArgs
) => Promise<TResult>

TransactionOptions

Transaction execution options.

interface TransactionOptions {
  isolationLevel?: 'read uncommitted' | 'read committed' | 'repeatable read' | 'serializable'
}

Note: Isolation level configuration is dialect-specific and should typically be set at the connection pool level.

Type Inference Utilities

// Infer result type from query function
type InferResult<T> = T extends QueryFunction<any, any, infer R> ? R : never

// Infer arguments type from query function
type InferArgs<T> = T extends QueryFunction<any, infer A, any> ? A : never

// Infer database type from query function
type InferDB<T> = T extends QueryFunction<infer DB, any, any> ? DB : never

ParallelResult<T>

Result type for parallel query execution.

type ParallelResult<T extends Record<string, QueryFunction<any, any, any>>> = {
  [K in keyof T]: T[K] extends QueryFunction<any, any, infer R> ? R : never
}

Transaction Features

Savepoint Management

The DAL provides savepoint support for nested transaction rollback points:

import { withTransaction, withSavepoint } from '@kysera/dal'

await withTransaction(executor, async ctx => {
  // Create a user
  const user = await createUser(ctx, { email: '[email protected]', name: 'Test' })

  // Create a savepoint before risky operation
  try {
    await withSavepoint(ctx, 'before_post', async spCtx => {
      const post = await createPost(spCtx, { userId: user.id, title: 'Test Post' })

      // This might fail
      await someRiskyOperation(spCtx, post.id)
    })
  } catch (error) {
    // Rollback to savepoint - user creation is preserved
    console.log('Post creation failed, but user was still created')
  }

  return user
})

Savepoint Validation:

Savepoint names must be positive integers (1, 2, 3, etc.) for PostgreSQL compatibility:

// ✅ Valid savepoint names
await withSavepoint(ctx, '1', async spCtx => { /* ... */ })
await withSavepoint(ctx, '2', async spCtx => { /* ... */ })
await withSavepoint(ctx, '999', async spCtx => { /* ... */ })

// ❌ Invalid savepoint names (will throw error)
await withSavepoint(ctx, 'my-savepoint', async spCtx => { /* ... */ }) // Not a positive integer
await withSavepoint(ctx, '0', async spCtx => { /* ... */ }) // Zero not allowed
await withSavepoint(ctx, '-1', async spCtx => { /* ... */ }) // Negative not allowed

Rollback Error Handling

When a transaction or savepoint is rolled back due to an error, the DAL logs the rollback operation but preserves the original error:

import { withTransaction } from '@kysera/dal'

try {
  await withTransaction(executor, async ctx => {
    await createUser(ctx, { email: '[email protected]', name: 'Test' })

    // This will cause rollback
    throw new Error('Something went wrong')
  })
} catch (error) {
  console.error(error.message) // "Something went wrong"
  // Transaction was rolled back automatically
  // Rollback is logged internally for debugging
}

Internal logging:

When a rollback occurs, the DAL logs it using console.error:

Transaction/savepoint rolled back due to error: [error message]

This helps with debugging while ensuring the original error is always re-thrown to the caller.

Plugin Propagation in Transactions

All plugins registered on the executor automatically propagate through transactions:

import { createExecutor } from '@kysera/executor'
import { softDeletePlugin } from '@kysera/soft-delete'
import { rlsPlugin } from '@kysera/rls'
import { withTransaction } from '@kysera/dal'

const executor = await createExecutor(db, [
  softDeletePlugin(),
  rlsPlugin({ schema: rlsSchema, getCurrentTenantId: () => tenantId })
])

await withTransaction(executor, async ctx => {
  // All queries in transaction have soft-delete and RLS filters applied
  const users = await ctx.db.selectFrom('users').selectAll().execute()

  // Plugin filters still apply to inserts/updates
  const newUser = await ctx.db
    .insertInto('users')
    .values({ name: 'Alice', tenant_id: tenantId })
    .returningAll()
    .executeTakeFirst()

  return newUser
})

See the Executor documentation for more details on how plugins work in transactions.

Examples

Complete Example with Plugins

import { Kysely, PostgresDialect } from 'kysely'
import { Pool } from 'pg'
import { createExecutor } from '@kysera/executor'
import { softDeletePlugin } from '@kysera/soft-delete'
import { rlsPlugin } from '@kysera/rls'
import { createQuery, withTransaction, parallel } from '@kysera/dal'

// Database schema
interface Database {
  users: {
    id: number
    email: string
    name: string
    tenant_id: number
    deleted_at: Date | null
  }
  posts: {
    id: number
    user_id: number
    title: string
    body: string
    tenant_id: number
    deleted_at: Date | null
  }
}

// Initialize database
const db = new Kysely<Database>({
  dialect: new PostgresDialect({
    pool: new Pool({ connectionString: process.env.DATABASE_URL })
  })
})

// Create executor with plugins
const executor = await createExecutor(db, [
  softDeletePlugin(),
  rlsPlugin({
    schema: {
      users: { tenantIdColumn: 'tenant_id' },
      posts: { tenantIdColumn: 'tenant_id' }
    },
    getCurrentTenantId: () => currentTenantId
  })
])

// Define query functions
const getUserById = createQuery((ctx, id: number) =>
  ctx.db.selectFrom('users').selectAll().where('id', '=', id).executeTakeFirst()
)

const getPostsByUserId = createQuery((ctx, userId: number) =>
  ctx.db.selectFrom('posts').selectAll().where('user_id', '=', userId).execute()
)

const createUser = createQuery((ctx, data: { email: string; name: string; tenant_id: number }) =>
  ctx.db.insertInto('users').values(data).returningAll().executeTakeFirstOrThrow()
)

const createPost = createQuery(
  (ctx, data: { user_id: number; title: string; body: string; tenant_id: number }) =>
    ctx.db.insertInto('posts').values(data).returningAll().executeTakeFirstOrThrow()
)

// Use queries - plugins apply automatically
const user = await getUserById(executor, 1)
// Only returns if:
// - deleted_at IS NULL (soft-delete plugin)
// - tenant_id = currentTenantId (RLS plugin)

// Atomic operations with transaction
const result = await withTransaction(executor, async ctx => {
  const newUser = await createUser(ctx, {
    email: '[email protected]',
    name: 'Test User',
    tenant_id: currentTenantId
  })

  const newPost = await createPost(ctx, {
    user_id: newUser.id,
    title: 'First Post',
    body: 'Hello World',
    tenant_id: currentTenantId
  })

  return { user: newUser, post: newPost }
})

// Parallel queries
const getUserData = parallel({
  user: getUserById,
  posts: getPostsByUserId
})

const userData = await getUserData(executor, userId)
// { user: {...}, posts: [...] }

User Management Service

import { createQuery, withTransaction, parallel } from '@kysera/dal'

// Queries
const createUser = createQuery((ctx, data: { email: string; name: string }) =>
  ctx.db.insertInto('users').values(data).returningAll().executeTakeFirstOrThrow()
)

const createUserProfile = createQuery((ctx, data: { user_id: number; bio: string }) =>
  ctx.db.insertInto('profiles').values(data).returningAll().executeTakeFirstOrThrow()
)

const getUserById = createQuery((ctx, id: number) =>
  ctx.db.selectFrom('users').selectAll().where('id', '=', id).executeTakeFirst()
)

const getProfileByUserId = createQuery((ctx, userId: number) =>
  ctx.db.selectFrom('profiles').selectAll().where('user_id', '=', userId).executeTakeFirst()
)

// Service function using transaction
async function registerUser(executor: KyseraExecutor<Database>, data: RegisterData) {
  return withTransaction(executor, async ctx => {
    const user = await createUser(ctx, {
      email: data.email,
      name: data.name
    })

    const profile = await createUserProfile(ctx, {
      user_id: user.id,
      bio: data.bio
    })

    return { user, profile }
  })
}

// Fetch user data in parallel
const getUserData = parallel({
  user: getUserById,
  profile: getProfileByUserId
})

const userData = await getUserData(executor, userId)

Blog Post with Author

import { createQuery, compose } from '@kysera/dal'

const getPostById = createQuery((ctx, id: number) =>
  ctx.db.selectFrom('posts').selectAll().where('id', '=', id).executeTakeFirstOrThrow()
)

const getUserById = createQuery((ctx, id: number) =>
  ctx.db.selectFrom('users').selectAll().where('id', '=', id).executeTakeFirstOrThrow()
)

const getPostWithAuthor = compose(getPostById, async (ctx, post) => ({
  ...post,
  author: await getUserById(ctx, post.user_id)
}))

const post = await getPostWithAuthor(executor, postId)
// { id, title, body, user_id, author: { id, name, email } }

Requirements

• Node.js: >=20.0.0
• Bun: >=1.0.0
• Kysely: >=0.28.8 (peer dependency)
• @kysera/executor: >=0.7.0 (dependency)

License

MIT

Contributing

Contributions are welcome! Please see the main repository for guidelines.

Links

• GitHub Repository
• Issue Tracker
• Kysely Documentation