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@opprs/db-prisma

v2.6.0

Published

Database backend for OPPR (Open Pinball Player Ranking System) using Prisma and PostgreSQL

Readme

@opprs/db-prisma

PostgreSQL persistence layer for the Open Pinball Player Ranking System (OPPRS) using Prisma ORM.

Installation

pnpm add @opprs/db-prisma @prisma/client

Quick Start

1. Configure database connection

# Set DATABASE_URL in your environment
DATABASE_URL="postgresql://user:password@localhost:5432/opprs?schema=public"

2. Generate Prisma client and run migrations

pnpm --filter @opprs/db-prisma run db:generate
pnpm --filter @opprs/db-prisma run db:migrate

3. Use in your code

import {
  prisma,
  createPlayer,
  createTournament,
  createResult,
  getPlayerStats,
} from '@opprs/db-prisma';

// Create a player
const player = await createPlayer({
  name: 'Alice Champion',
  email: '[email protected]',
  rating: 1500,
  isRated: true,
});

// Create a tournament and record results
const tournament = await createTournament({
  name: 'Spring Championship 2024',
  date: new Date('2024-03-15'),
  location: 'Portland, OR',
  eventBooster: 'CERTIFIED',
  tgpConfig: {
    qualifying: { type: 'limited', meaningfulGames: 7 },
    finals: { formatType: 'match-play', meaningfulGames: 15, fourPlayerGroups: true },
  },
});

await createResult({
  playerId: player.id,
  tournamentId: tournament.id,
  position: 1,
  totalPoints: 87.5,
});

// Get player statistics
const stats = await getPlayerStats(player.id);

Features

  • PostgreSQL + Prisma ORM - Type-safe database queries and migrations
  • Query Helpers - High-level functions for players, tournaments, and results
  • Time Decay - Automatic point depreciation calculations
  • Player Statistics - Comprehensive performance metrics
  • Seed Data - Sample data for development and testing

Documentation

For complete API reference, database schema, and integration examples, see the Database (Prisma) documentation.

Full documentation site: OPPRS Documentation

License

MIT