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@tummycrypt/tinyland-business-pg

v0.1.1

Published

PostgreSQL business content and booking schemas for Tinyland apps

Readme

tinyland-business-pg

PostgreSQL table definitions for Tinyland business content and booking state. All exported tables are tenant-scoped with tenant_id uuid NOT NULL; consuming apps enforce tenant isolation through RLS and tenant-scoped queries.

This package is intentionally separate from @tummycrypt/tinyland-auth-pg. Auth storage remains in the auth package. Business profile, services, hours, practitioners, clients, bookings, blocks, overrides, and checkout reservations live here so reusable scheduling adapters can depend on explicit business schema authority without pulling in auth storage.

Install

pnpm add @tummycrypt/tinyland-business-pg drizzle-orm

Exports

import * as businessPg from '@tummycrypt/tinyland-business-pg';
import * as contentSchema from '@tummycrypt/tinyland-business-pg/content-schema';
import * as bookingSchema from '@tummycrypt/tinyland-business-pg/booking-schema';

Scheduling Kit

@tummycrypt/scheduling-kit can consume this package through explicit schema injection:

import { createHomegrownAdapter } from '@tummycrypt/scheduling-kit/adapters/homegrown';
import * as bookingSchema from '@tummycrypt/tinyland-business-pg/booking-schema';
import * as contentSchema from '@tummycrypt/tinyland-business-pg/content-schema';

const adapter = createHomegrownAdapter({
  databaseUrl: process.env.DATABASE_URL,
  schemas: {
    booking: bookingSchema,
    content: contentSchema,
  },
});

That is a package boundary, not Bazel remote execution. Bazel builds this package artifact and makes it cacheable; remote execution remains a separate infrastructure authority.

Tables

Content tables:

  • business_profile
  • services
  • business_hours
  • reviews
  • practitioners

Booking tables:

  • clients
  • bookings
  • time_blocks
  • business_hours_overrides
  • slot_reservations

Validation

pnpm install --frozen-lockfile
pnpm typecheck
pnpm test:unit
pnpm build
pnpm check:package
bazel build //:pkg
bazel test //:test