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@structure-ai/auth-sqlite

v0.0.13

Published

Bun SQLite persistence adapter for @structure-ai/auth.

Downloads

660

Readme

@structure-ai/auth-sqlite

Durable SQLite AuthStore for @structure-ai/auth, implemented with Bun's built-in SQL client. It adds no external database or authentication dependency.

Usage

import { SQL } from "bun";
import { makeAuth } from "@structure-ai/auth";
import { makeAuthStore, migrate } from "@structure-ai/auth-sqlite";
import { Effect } from "effect";

const sql = new SQL({ adapter: "sqlite", filename: "./auth.db" });

// Run only in the deployment's designated migration process.
await Effect.runPromise(migrate(sql));

const auth = makeAuth({
  store: makeAuthStore(sql),
  // tenant configuration, email, rate limit, audit, and policy ports...
});

tablePrefix defaults to auth_ and scopes every table and index name:

const options = { tablePrefix: "application_auth_" };
await Effect.runPromise(migrate(sql, options));
const store = makeAuthStore(sql, options);

Guarantees

  • User/password and user/OAuth creation use database transactions and tenant-scoped uniqueness.
  • One-time tokens, OAuth states, and passkey challenges use atomic DELETE ... RETURNING consumption.
  • Password replacement and all-session revocation commit in one transaction.
  • Passkey counter updates compare the expected stored value and fail with IdentityConflict on races.
  • Sessions and tokens contain only hashes supplied by @structure-ai/auth; raw bearer values never enter these tables.
  • Foreign keys cascade user deletion into credentials and sessions.

The adapter stores UTC timestamps as ISO text so lexical expiry comparisons remain chronological. SQLite foreign keys are enabled by migrate; keep them enabled if application code changes connection pragmas later.

Operations

migrate creates the initial schema idempotently in one transaction. Invoke it from one deploy job or designated migrator, not every serving instance. Future schema changes remain forward-only under the application's migration process.

Applications must schedule tenant-aware deletion of expired rows from tokens, sessions, OAuth states, and passkey challenges. Close the Bun SQL connection during bounded application shutdown.