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@tallpond/schema

v0.0.3

Published

Schema DSL for tallpond — define tables, resources, and access rules in a .tallpond.schema.ts, deployed via the tallpond CLI.

Downloads

265

Readme

@tallpond/schema

Schema DSL for tallpond. You describe an app's tables, shareable resources, and access rules in an .tallpond.schema.ts; the tallpond CLI deploys it, and the gateway then runs scoped, metered CRUD against it.

npm install @tallpond/schema

Usage

import { defineSchema } from '@tallpond/schema'

export default defineSchema({
  tables: {
    messages: (table) => {
      table.text('body').notNull()
      table.text('kind').notNull()
      table.timestamps()
      table.index(['createdAt'])
    },
  },
  resources: {
    // A discoverable room anyone can browse and self-join.
    room: (room) => {
      room.visibility('discoverable')
      room.defaultRole('writer')
      room.grant({ owner: 'admin', admin: 'writer', writer: null, reader: null })
      room.shares('messages', (m) => {
        m.access({ read: 'reader', create: 'writer', update: 'creator', delete: 'creator', unlink: 'admin' })
      })
    },
  },
})

Row types can be inferred from the schema with InferRow / InferSchema, and the tallpond CLI's typegen uses this to type the SDK against your tables.

License

MIT