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@prof-bilal/atlas-storage

v0.5.1

Published

Persistence layer for CodeAtlas behind its storage port.

Readme

@prof-bilal/atlas-storage

The SQLite Context Database for CodeAtlas. Persists the whole project context — files, symbols, dependencies, modules, summaries, relationships, hashes, and metadata — behind the ContextDatabasePort contract, using the repository pattern with migrations, versioning, and transaction support.

Implements ContextDatabasePort (and the legacy StoragePort) from @prof-bilal/atlas-core.

Status: implemented. SQLite (via node:sqlite), 8 tables, repository pattern, migrations + versioning, transactions, search. No AI logic lives here — persistence only.

Tables

Files, Symbols, Dependencies, Modules, Summaries, Relationships, Hashes, Metadata, plus a Migrations table tracking applied schema versions.

Features

  • saveContext / loadContext / updateContext / deleteContext / searchContext — full replace, snapshot read, incremental merge, targeted delete with dependent cleanup, and LIKE-based search across files, symbols, summaries, and modules.
  • Repository pattern — one repository per table (FileRepository …); callers never write SQL.
  • Migrations + versioning — an ordered Migration[] applied transactionally; idempotent across reopens.
  • Transactions — transaction(fn) (BEGIN IMMEDIATE / COMMIT / ROLLBACK) wraps every public mutation; nested calls reuse the open transaction.
  • Fast reads — WAL journaling (file-backed), indexes on the hot columns, and a synchronous driver.

Usage

import { ContextStore } from "@prof-bilal/atlas-storage";

const store = new ContextStore({ filePath: ".codeatlas/context.db" });

store.saveContext({
  files: [{ path: "/a.ts", language: "typescript", content: "…" }],
  symbols,
  dependencies: [{ from: "n:file:/a.ts", to: "n:s1", kind: "calls" }],
  summaries,
});

const snapshot = store.loadContext();
const matches = store.searchContext("Parser"); // ranked files/symbols/…
store.updateContext({ summaries: [newSummary] }); // merge
store.deleteContext({ kind: "file", path: "/a.ts" });
store.close();

Public API

  • ContextStore — the ContextDatabasePort implementation ({ filePath?, migrations? }; ":memory:" for a throwaway store).
  • Transaction support via store.transaction(fn).
  • MIGRATIONS / runMigrations / Migration — schema versioning.
  • StorageService — the legacy StoragePort facade (projects, files, symbols) over an in-memory store by default.

Notes

  • node:sqlite requires Node ≥ 22.5 (the runtime here is Node 24).
  • searchContext uses indexed LIKE queries for the identifier columns; FTS5 is the future upgrade path for full-text content search.