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@rawdash/adapter-libsql

v0.28.0

Published

Rawdash libSQL/Turso storage adapter

Readme

@rawdash/adapter-libsql

npm version license

libSQL / Turso storage adapter for rawdash.

What it is

@rawdash/adapter-libsql is a ServerStorage implementation backed by libSQL — works against any libSQL endpoint (Turso Cloud, self-hosted libsql-server, or a local file).

Internals: Kysely for type-safe queries on top of @libsql/client. Runs on Node and Cloudflare Workers / V8 edge from the same package.

Install

npm install @rawdash/adapter-libsql @libsql/client @rawdash/hono @hono/node-server

Quick example

import { serve as honoServe } from '@hono/node-server';
import { createClient } from '@libsql/client';
import { LibsqlStorage } from '@rawdash/adapter-libsql';
import { defineConfig } from '@rawdash/core';
import { mountEngine } from '@rawdash/hono';

const storage = new LibsqlStorage({
  client: createClient({
    url: process.env.TURSO_DATABASE_URL!,
    authToken: process.env.TURSO_AUTH_TOKEN,
  }),
});

const config = defineConfig({
  connectors: [],
  dashboards: {},
});

const { app } = mountEngine(config, { storage });
honoServe({ fetch: app.fetch, port: 8080 });

On Cloudflare Workers, import from @libsql/client/web and pass the resulting client in the same way.

Migrations

The Drizzle schema in src/drizzle-schema.ts is the source of truth.

  • pnpm db:generate runs drizzle-kit generate to emit a new migrations/NNNN_*.sql file, then inlines the SQL into src/migrations-bundle.ts (formatted to match the repo's Prettier config so the regeneration is byte-stable).
  • The bundle is committed so the package can ship to npm without a build step. CI runs pnpm --filter @rawdash/adapter-libsql db:bundle and fails if the result differs from what's checked in — this catches .sql migrations added without regenerating the bundle.
  • At runtime, LibsqlStorage applies pending migrations from MIGRATIONS on first use and records applied versions in a schema_migrations table. The runtime applier reads from the inlined array — no filesystem access — so it works on Cloudflare Workers and other edge runtimes.

License

Apache-2.0