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@refpool/drizzle

v0.1.0

Published

Multi-tenant Drizzle (node-postgres) database pooling built on @refpool/core's reference-counted, bounded LRU pool.

Downloads

83

Readme

@refpool/drizzle

Multi-tenant Drizzle (node-postgres) database pooling built on @refpool/core's reference-counted, bounded LRU pool.

Each pooled Drizzle db wraps its own dedicated pg.Pool. You get at most max live database instances, shared between concurrent requests for the same tenant, with idle ones reclaimed and their underlying pools .end()ed automatically.

Install

npm install @refpool/drizzle drizzle-orm pg

drizzle-orm and pg are required peer dependencies — this package statically imports both, so you must install them alongside @refpool/drizzle.

Usage

import { createDrizzlePool, withResource } from '@refpool/drizzle';
import * as schema from './schema';

const pool = createDrizzlePool({
  max: 20,
  idleTtlMs: 60_000,
  schema, // optional — binds the schema to every db instance
  config: (tenantId) => ({
    connectionString: `postgres://localhost:5432/tenant_${tenantId}`,
  }),
});
pool.start();

const users = await withResource(pool, tenantId, (db) =>
  db.select().from(schema.users),
);

await pool.stop(); // on shutdown: ends every underlying pg.Pool

The factory builds a pg.Pool from config(key) and wraps it with drizzle() (binding schema when provided); dispose .end()s the underlying pool on eviction/drain. All other PoolOptions pass through.

API

  • createDrizzlePool<TSchema>(options)RefCountedLruPool<NodePgDatabase<TSchema>>options is PoolOptions minus factory/dispose, plus config: (key) => PoolConfig | Promise<PoolConfig> and an optional schema.
  • withResource(pool, key, fn) — acquire key, run fn(db), release in finally.

License

MIT © Atul Singh