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@unifeather/server

v0.1.0

Published

Framework-agnostic tracking endpoint (Web Request→Response) plus storage adapters for Cloudflare Analytics Engine and Drizzle-backed SQL databases.

Readme

@unifeather/server

Framework-agnostic tracking endpoint for unifeather. createHandler returns a plain Web (request) => Response, so the same code runs on Cloudflare Workers/Pages and on Node (node:http, Express, …). Ships two storage adapters: Cloudflare Analytics Engine and Drizzle-backed SQL (Postgres/SQLite/MySQL).

bun add @unifeather/server   # or: npm i @unifeather/server
import { createHandler } from "@unifeather/server";
import { sqlAdapter } from "@unifeather/server/sql";
import { drizzle } from "drizzle-orm/node-postgres";
import { Pool } from "pg";

const db = drizzle(new Pool({ connectionString: process.env.DATABASE_URL }));
const handler = createHandler({ adapter: sqlAdapter({ db }), cors: true });

Subpath exports: @unifeather/server (handler), ./sql (Drizzle adapter), ./analytics-engine (Cloudflare adapter). drizzle-orm is an optional peer — importing the Analytics Engine adapter never pulls it in.

See the main README for the Cloudflare setup, query-side sampling and the multi-dialect SQL adapter.

MIT © Dennis Hendricks