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@structure-ai/eventsourcing-sqlite

v0.1.0

Published

SQLite (bun:sqlite) adapters for @structure-ai/eventsourcing: event store, checkpoints, outbox, inbox.

Readme

@structure-ai/eventsourcing-sqlite

SQLite adapters (bun:sqlite through @effect/sql-sqlite-bun) for the @structure-ai/eventsourcing ports: EventStore, SnapshotStore, CheckpointStore, Outbox, and Inbox, with transactional append + outbox. The single-process durable shape: local tools, tests that need a real file, small deployments on one node.

Usage

import { layer } from "@structure-ai/eventsourcing-sqlite";

// One layer: a bun:sqlite SqlClient for the file, migration at build, every adapter.
const durable = layer({ filename: "./data/events.sqlite" });
// `":memory:"` for tests.

On an existing SqlClient: storesLayer(options) merges every adapter; run migrate(options) yourself first, once. Individual adapters — eventStoreLayer, snapshotStoreLayer, checkpointStoreLayer, outboxLayer, inboxLayer — compose the same way.

Exports

| Export | What it is | | --- | --- | | layer(config) | SqliteClient for filename (WAL on unless disableWAL) + migrate + every adapter, and the client itself. | | storesLayer(options?) | Every adapter on top of an ambient SqlClient (no migration). | | migrate(options?) | Idempotent CREATE TABLE IF NOT EXISTS for events, snapshots, checkpoints, outbox, and inbox, prefixed by tablePrefix, plus the expression index on the envelope's partition (json_extract(metadata, '$.partition'), position) that serves readAll({ partition }); an existing database gets the index at the next migrate. | | tableNames(options?) | Resolved table names for a prefix — use it for test isolation and cleanup. | | appendWithOutbox(stream, expectedVersion, events, messages) | Events and outbox rows committed in one transaction. | | AdapterOptions | tablePrefix (default none). |

Partition filter

readAll({ partition }) filters on json_extract(metadata, '$.partition'), the exact expression the index in migrate covers, so the planner uses it (EXPLAIN QUERY PLAN shows the index for a single value). The envelope stays the single source of truth; there is no stored column, because SQLite cannot add a stored generated column to an existing table and has no idempotent add-column form. Events without a partition never match. See ADR-0018.

Notes

  • A lost append race surfaces as ConcurrencyConflict from the UNIQUE(stream_name, version) backstop, with the actual version re-read after rollback.
  • Positions are the INTEGER PRIMARY KEY AUTOINCREMENT rowids: global, monotonic, visible in commit order under SQLite's single writer.
  • No HistoryImporter and no IdempotencyStore here; use @structure-ai/eventsourcing-pg for those.