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@loop-engine/runtime-db

v1.0.0-rc.0

Published

OSS-subset Prisma schema and client for the Loop Engine self-host runtime

Readme

@loop-engine/runtime-db

OSS-subset Prisma schema and client for the Loop Engine self-host runtime.

This package ships the minimum tables required to stand up the RT-01 frozen v1 runtime surface locally — without any hosted-cloud assumptions (no billing, no entitlements DB, no Slack/Google connection state, no governance audit tables).

Tables

| Model | Purpose | | --- | --- | | LoopInstance | One row per loop submission (state + idempotency key) | | LoopEvent | Append-only transition history per instance | | LoopDefinition | Inline-mode loop catalog (registry-mode skips this) | | LoopTraceRecord | Per-transition trace row powering RT-05 history/evidence/timeline reads | | LoopRunSummary | Aggregated run metadata for list/compare APIs | | LoopEngineApiKey | Self-host developer API keys (le_ prefix, SHA-256 hashed) |

These mirror the canonical hosted schema in packages/database-loops/prisma/schema.prisma. The script scripts/check-runtime-db-prefix.mjs enforces drift-free parity: every OSS model + field must exist with an identical type in the hosted schema.

Usage

import { PrismaClient } from "@loop-engine/runtime-db";

const db = new PrismaClient({
  datasources: { db: { url: process.env.LOOP_ENGINE_DATABASE_URL } },
});

const instance = await db.loopInstance.create({
  data: { loopId: "demo.echo", tenantId: "default", aggregateId: "...", currentState: "idle" },
});

Migrations

LOOP_ENGINE_DATABASE_URL=postgresql://... pnpm db:migrate

For development against a fresh Postgres (e.g. the self-host compose stack), use db:push:

LOOP_ENGINE_DATABASE_URL=postgresql://... pnpm db:push

License

Apache-2.0. See LICENSE.