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@legacy-lens/db-introspect

v0.1.1

Published

Read-only SQL database introspection for PostgreSQL, MySQL, SQLite, and SQL Server

Readme

@legacy-lens/db-introspect

Read-only SQL database introspection for Node.js: list schemas and tables, describe columns and primary keys, list foreign keys, and sample rows. Supports PostgreSQL, MySQL / MariaDB, SQLite, and Microsoft SQL Server.

This package powers @legacy-lens/mcp-server (MCP / Cursor). Install the MCP package if you want AI-assisted discovery; install this package if you are building your own tools on top of the same introspection API.


Requirements

  • Node.js 20+
  • SQLite uses better-sqlite3 (native addon); you may need a node-gyp toolchain if install fails.

Install

npm install @legacy-lens/db-introspect

Usage

Resolve configuration (URL or env-shaped config), then create an introspector:

import { createIntrospector, parseDatabaseUrl } from "@legacy-lens/db-introspect";

const config = parseDatabaseUrl(process.env.DATABASE_URL);
const introspector = await createIntrospector(config);

await introspector.ping();
const schemas = await introspector.listSchemas();
// listTables, describeTable, listForeignKeys, sampleRows, ...

Exported helpers include createIntrospector, parseDatabaseUrl, createPostgresPool / poolFromPostgresUrl, types from ./types, and dialect-specific classes such as PostgresIntrospector where you need them.


Security

Use a least-privilege database user (typically read-only / SELECT only). Treat connection strings and credentials as secrets.

Oracle is not supported.