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@sigx/actors-surreal

v0.9.2

Published

SurrealDB 3 providers for @sigx/actors — etag-CAS actor storage, host membership, the distributed actor directory and durable reminders

Readme

@sigx/actors-surreal

SurrealDB providers for @sigx/actors — for the team whose one durable store is SurrealDB. Four providers, one connection.

  • surrealStorage() — etag-CAS ActorStorage.
  • surrealMembership() — TTL heartbeats judged on the database clock, with live-query push and a poll fallback.
  • surrealDirectory() — the single-activation claim directory.
  • surrealReminders() — durable reminders on a due-time-indexed table.
  • surrealCluster() bundles membership + directory; surrealSchemaSql() / ensureSurrealSchema() provide the DDL.

Two things to know before you wire it up:

  • The DDL step is mandatory. Reading an undefined table is an error in SurrealDB 3 (2.x returned []).
  • Retry is part of the contract. SurrealDB has no SELECT … FOR UPDATE, no SKIP LOCKED and no advisory lock, so the commit-time write–write conflict is the only mutual exclusion — and the SDK ships retry disabled. If you pass your own db, install surrealRetryable on it.
pnpm add @sigx/actors-surreal surrealdb

Requires SurrealDB ≥ 3.0 (3.2.4 or newer recommended); prefer a ws:///wss:// endpoint. surrealdb (≥ 2.0.8) is a peer dependency, as is @sigx/actors itself.

Documentation

https://sigx.dev/actors/packages/actors-surreal/overview/

Clustering guide: https://sigx.dev/actors/docs/clustering/ · Storage seam: https://sigx.dev/actors/docs/storage/

Source, examples and architecture notes: https://github.com/signalxjs/actors

MIT © Andreas Ekdahl