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@pgfsm/db

v0.2.0

Published

TypeScript wrappers over the PostgreSQL functions in the `fsm_core` schema. The only layer in the codebase that speaks SQL directly — everything else calls this.

Readme

fsm-core-db-ts — Database Access Layer

TypeScript wrappers over the PostgreSQL functions in the fsm_core schema. The only layer in the codebase that speaks SQL directly — everything else calls this.

What it does

  • Creates FSM instances (createFsmInstanceFromName)
  • Sends events to queues (sendEventToFsmQueueWithEventLogs)
  • Runs microsteps (microstep)
  • Archives macrostep results (archiveEventFromFsmTypeWorker, archiveEventFromFsmPromiseTypeWorker)
  • Manages pgmq queues (createPgmqQueue, readMessage, deleteMessage)
  • Provides advisory lock helpers (fsm-instance-lock.ts)

How it's consumed

Import from the package alias @fsm/db:

import {
  createFsmInstanceFromName,
  sendEventToFsmQueueWithEventLogs,
  archiveEventFromFsmTypeWorker,
  microstep,
} from "@pgfsm/db";

import type { DBDeps } from "@pgfsm/db";

Every exported function takes deps: DBDeps as its first argument — DBDeps wraps the database client and is the only coupling point between TypeScript and PostgreSQL.

Naming conventions

  • TypeScript function names match the PostgreSQL function names with _v1/_v2 suffix stripped and snake_case → camelCase
  • The active PG function version is set by FSM_SCHEMA_FN_VERSION in const.ts (currently v2)
  • PostgreSQL parameters use the input_* prefix (e.g. input_fsm_name); TypeScript parameters drop it

See pg-ts-function-mapping.md for the full mapping table.

Key files

| File | Purpose | |---|---| | src/const.ts | Schema name, function version, sentinel UUID constants | | src/custom-type.ts | DBDeps type definition | | src/fsm-instance.ts | Instance lifecycle — create, archive, list | | src/fsm-helper.ts | State resolution, microstep, transition queries | | src/fsm-instance-lock.ts | PG advisory lock helpers | | src/queue.ts | pgmq queue CRUD and message reads | | src/database.types.ts | Auto-generated types from live DB schema (do not edit) |

Regenerating types

After any PostgreSQL schema change, regenerate database.types.ts:

cd packages/database-src && npm run supabase:gen:types