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@o-lang/bank-account-lookup

v1.0.3

Published

O-Lang resolver for secure bank balance lookups

Readme

@o-lang/bank-account-lookup

O-Lang Resolver

Secure, read-only O-Lang resolver for bank account balance lookups using SQLite.

🔒 Security Features

  • Read-only database access - no mutations possible
  • Parameterized queries - SQL injection protected
  • Sanitized output - only returns balance (no PII)
  • Explicit initialization - no hidden side effects

📥 Installation

npm install @0-lang/bank-account-lookup

Initialize the database 👈 CRITICAL STEP

npx init-bank-db ./bank.db

This creates a SQLite database with sample customer

Customer 12345: $1,500 Customer 67890: $250

  1. Use in your O-Lang workflow

Allow resolvers:

  • bank-account-lookup

Step 1: Action bank-account-lookup "{customer_id}" Save as account_info


🔑 Why This Placement Works

  1. Early visibility → Users see it in the first 5 seconds
  2. Numbered steps → Clear progression (Install → Initialize → Use)
  3. Highlighted as critical → Prevents the #1 user mistake (forgetting to initialize)
  4. Shows output → Users know what to expect

⚠️ What Happens If You Don’t Include It

Users will:

  1. Install your resolver ✅
  2. Try to run their workflow ❌
  3. Get this confusing error:

Error: bank-account-lookup requires "bank_db_path" in context or BANK_DB_PATH environment variable

  1. Give up or open a GitHub issue

By including the npx init-bank-db command prominently, you prevent 90% of support requests.


💡 Pro Tips for README

  1. Use emojis → 🛠️ npx init-bank-db ./bank.db
  2. Show full workflow:

Complete example

npm install @o-lang/bank-account-lookup npx init-bank-db ./bank.db npx olang run bank-demo.ol -i customer_id=12345 -i bank_db_path=./bank.db -r @o-lang/bank-account-lookup

❓ Troubleshooting

"Command not found: init-bank-db"
→ Make sure you ran npm install first

"Database file not found"
→ Run npx init-bank-db ./bank.db to create it