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@primandproper/database

v0.1.0

Published

Server-only instrumented database pools: a thin observability + lifecycle layer over a driver pool, for Drizzle/Kysely/raw SQL.

Readme

@primandproper/database

Server-only instrumented database pools: a thin observability + lifecycle layer over a driver pool, for Drizzle / Kysely / raw SQL. A narrow port of platform-go's database.

Scope

The TS ecosystem's query builders (Drizzle, Kysely) and Prisma own connection management, so this is deliberately a narrow slice — no query-executor inheritance, no migrations. It provides:

  • Config + DSN builders (postgres / mysql / sqlite), matching platform-go's defaults.
  • An instrumented client (DatabaseClient) over a QueryablePool seam: spans on queries, ping-with-retry readiness, lifecycle, and an injectable clock.
  • Structural adapters (pgPool, mysqlPool, sqlitePool) so the package depends on no driver — you bring your own pg / mysql2 / better-sqlite3 instance.

Usage

import { Pool } from "pg";
import {
  DatabaseConfigSchema,
  readConnectionString,
  pgPool,
  provideDatabase,
} from "@primandproper/database";

const config = DatabaseConfigSchema.parse({
  provider: "postgres",
  read: { username: "app", password: "secret", database: "app", host: "db", port: 5432 },
});

const raw = new Pool({ connectionString: readConnectionString(config) });
const db = provideDatabase(config, { read: pgPool(raw) }, { logger });

if (!(await db.isReady())) throw new Error("database not ready");

// Hand db.readPool / db.writePool to Drizzle/Kysely, or use the instrumented helper:
const { rows } = await db.query(db.readPool, "SELECT 1");
await db.close();

sqlite (via better-sqlite3) applies WAL journaling and foreign-key enforcement and is inherently single-writer, matching platform-go.