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@ringo380/innodb-utils

v4.0.2

Published

InnoDB file analysis toolkit - WebAssembly module

Readme

@ringo380/innodb-utils

InnoDB file analysis toolkit compiled to WebAssembly.

Installation

npm install @ringo380/innodb-utils

Usage

With a bundler (Webpack 5+, Vite, Rollup with WASM plugin):

import { get_tablespace_info, validate_checksums } from '@ringo380/innodb-utils';

const fileBuffer = await fetch('table.ibd').then(r => r.arrayBuffer());
const data = new Uint8Array(fileBuffer);

const info = JSON.parse(get_tablespace_info(data));
console.log(`Page size: ${info.page_size}, Pages: ${info.page_count}`);

const checksums = JSON.parse(validate_checksums(data));
console.log(`Valid: ${checksums.valid_pages}/${checksums.total_pages}`);

The WASM module is automatically initialized by the bundler — no init() call needed.

Available Functions

All functions accept a Uint8Array of the file contents and return a JSON string.

  • get_tablespace_info(data) - Basic tablespace metadata
  • parse_tablespace(data) - Page-by-page header details
  • analyze_pages(data, page_number) - Detailed page analysis (pass -1n for all pages)
  • validate_checksums(data) - Checksum validation for all pages
  • extract_sdi(data) - Extract SDI metadata from MySQL 8.0+ tablespaces
  • hex_dump_page(data, page_number, offset, length) - Hex dump of page bytes
  • assess_recovery(data) - Recovery assessment
  • diff_tablespaces(data1, data2) - Compare two tablespace files
  • parse_redo_log(data) - Parse InnoDB redo log files
  • inspect_index_records(data, page_number) - Inspect records on INDEX pages
  • decrypt_tablespace(data, keyring) - Decrypt encrypted tablespace
  • get_encryption_info(data) - Get encryption metadata

BigInt Parameters

Some functions accept i64 or u64 parameters that map to JavaScript BigInt values. For example, analyze_pages expects a BigInt page number:

// Analyze all pages
const all = JSON.parse(analyze_pages(data, -1n));

// Analyze a specific page
const page3 = JSON.parse(analyze_pages(data, 3n));

License

MIT