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@normalized-cache/core

v0.0.5

Published

A typed, normalized entity cache with valtio-powered reactivity and model relationships.

Readme

@normalized-cache/core

A typed, normalized entity cache for web apps, built on valtio for reactivity. Define models, register relationships between them, and read/write normalized data with a small, type-safe API.

Framework-agnostic. For React hooks (useModel/useModelAll), see @normalized-cache/react.

Install

npm install @normalized-cache/core

Defining models

Each model lives in its own file:

// models/UserModel.ts
import { Model } from "@normalized-cache/core";
import type { PostModelType } from "./PostModel";

export interface UserModelType {
  id: string;
  name: string;
  email: string;
}

export interface UserRelations {
  posts: PostModelType[];
}

export const UserModel = new Model<UserModelType, UserRelations>("User");
// models/PostModel.ts
import { Model } from "@normalized-cache/core";
import type { UserModelType } from "./UserModel";

export interface PostModelType {
  id: string;
  userId: string;
  title: string;
}

export interface PostRelations {
  author: UserModelType | null;
}

export const PostModel = new Model<PostModelType, PostRelations>("Post");

Relationships are registered separately, once all models exist:

// models/registerRelationships.ts
import { UserModel } from "./UserModel";
import { PostModel } from "./PostModel";

UserModel.hasMany(PostModel, { foreignKey: "userId", as: "posts" });
PostModel.belongsTo(UserModel, { foreignKey: "userId", as: "author" });

Creating the cache

// models/cache.ts
import { NormalizedCache } from "@normalized-cache/core";
import "./registerRelationships";
import { UserModel } from "./UserModel";
import { PostModel } from "./PostModel";

export const cache = new NormalizedCache({
  User: UserModel,
  Post: PostModel,
});

Reading and writing

cache.set("User", {
  id: "u1",
  name: "Ada",
  email: "[email protected]",
  posts: [{ id: "p1", title: "Hello world" }], // normalized into the Post table automatically
});

const user = cache.get("User", "u1");
user?.name;              // "Ada"
user?.posts;             // lazily-computed getter -> Post[]

const allUsers = cache.getAll("User"); // denormalized User[]

cache.delete("Post", "p1");
cache.clear();   // empties every model table
cache.dispose(); // removes all subscribers

// Write without notifying subscribers (e.g. inside a listener, to avoid loops):
cache.set("User", { id: "u1", name: "Ada Lovelace" }, { writeWithoutBroadcast: true });

set accepts a single entity or an array. Partial updates merge shallowly with the existing cached entity. hasMany/hasOne children nested in a write are normalized into their own model table with the foreign key applied, and any previously-linked children missing from the new payload are removed.

License

MIT