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@luxledger/postgres-adapter

v0.2.0

Published

PostgreSQL persistence adapter for LuxLedger using Drizzle ORM.

Readme

@luxledger/postgres-adapter

Drizzle/PostgreSQL adapter for @luxledger/core.

This package contains infrastructure implementations:

  • DrizzleLedgerRepository
  • Drizzle schema and row mappers
  • PostgreSQL client factory
  • luxLedgerDrizzleSchemaPath for consumer drizzle.config.ts files

It is intentionally tied to Drizzle and Postgres.

PostgreSQL 16 is the supported persistence model.

State-changing repository operations use explicit PostgreSQL transactions. The adapter enforces persistence-level tenant scoping, atomicity, and transaction-reference idempotency required by the repository invariants guide.

Configuration

The client reads these package-owned variables when equivalent constructor options are not passed:

  • DATABASE_URL (required)
  • DB_POOL_MAX (default 10)
  • DB_IDLE_TIMEOUT in seconds (default 20)
  • DB_CONNECT_TIMEOUT in seconds (default 10)

JWT, rate-limit, bootstrap, port, and shutdown configuration belongs to the host application, not this package. Environment files must be loaded by the host/runtime before createDbClient is called; Node.js does not load .env automatically.

Drizzle config

import { luxLedgerDrizzleSchemaPath } from '@luxledger/postgres-adapter/drizzle-config';
import { defineConfig } from 'drizzle-kit';

export default defineConfig({
  schema: ['./src/db/schema.ts', luxLedgerDrizzleSchemaPath],
  out: './drizzle',
  dialect: 'postgresql',
  dbCredentials: {
    url: process.env.DATABASE_URL!,
  },
});

Apply migrations before starting application code that depends on a newer adapter schema. Package downgrade does not roll back a database; follow the repository upgrade procedure.

Before production use, pin compatible LuxLedger package versions and review the documentation publication checklist.