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@orkestrel/relation

v0.0.7

Published

A typed relation manager over database tables — batched eager loading and junction management, environment-agnostic. Part of the @orkestrel line.

Readme

@orkestrel/relation

A typed relation manager over @orkestrel/database tables — name a table's relations once, then load / find records with their related rows already attached. Loading is batched — a direct relation uses one query across the whole record set, while a through relation uses two (junction then target); either count stays constant as the parent count grows. Five relation kinds (belongs / many / one / through / morph) cover the FK shapes; nested includes recurse through the registry; link / unlink / links manage a many-to-many junction without hand-writing join rows. Environment-agnostic — no I/O, no browser or server assumptions. Part of the @orkestrel line.

Install

npm install @orkestrel/relation

Requirements

  • Node.js >= 24
  • ESM-only (no CommonJS build)

Usage

import { createRelationManager, belongsTo, hasMany, hasThrough } from '@orkestrel/relation'
import { createDatabase, createMemoryDriver } from '@orkestrel/database'
import { stringShape } from '@orkestrel/contract'

const db = createDatabase({
	driver: createMemoryDriver(),
	tables: {
		accounts: { id: stringShape(), name: stringShape(), classificationId: stringShape() },
		contacts: { id: stringShape(), accountId: stringShape(), email: stringShape() },
		classifications: { id: stringShape(), label: stringShape() },
	},
})

const manager = createRelationManager({
	database: db,
	relations: {
		accounts: {
			classification: belongsTo('classificationId', 'classifications'), // FK on accounts
			contacts: hasMany('accountId'), // FK on contacts → back here
		},
		contacts: { account: belongsTo('accountId', 'accounts') },
	},
})

const accounts = manager.model('accounts') // a typed Model; only the relations you ask for load
const acme = await accounts.load('acc1', { contacts: true, classification: true })

acme?.name // ✅ the base row is the table's row type
acme?.contacts // the relation property — broad (Row | readonly Row[] | undefined)

model(name) is checked against the database's declared tables, so a typo is a compile error. The model's own table (model.table) carries that table's row type; the attached related rows are the broad Row — narrow them where you read them.

Guide

For the full surface — the manager, the Model, the relation builders (belongsTo / hasMany / hasOne / hasThrough / hasMorph), resolution, errors, and the observation surface — see guides/src/relation.md.

Package

Published as a single typed entry point per the exports field in package.json.

License

MIT © Orkestrel — see LICENSE.