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@x12i/memorix-db-router

v3.0.2

Published

Canonical database-name routing for Memorix data and metadata databases.

Readme

@x12i/memorix-db-router

Canonical database name routing for Memorix data and metadata databases.

Given orgId (+ optional agent for metadata), produces the physical Mongo database names the platform must use. Prevents ad-hoc connection string / DB naming drift.

Install

npm install @x12i/[email protected]

| Audience | Use this package? | |----------|-------------------| | Remote app | No | | Platform / low-level tooling | Yes when constructing DB names |

Core API

import {
  getMemorixDataDatabaseName,
  getMemorixMetadataDatabaseName,
  physicalDataDatabaseName,
  physicalMetadataDatabaseName,
  parseMemorixDatabaseName,
  validateMemorixDatabaseRoute,
  discoverMemorixScopes,
} from "@x12i/memorix-db-router";

Examples:

orgId=g12ops, dataType=knowledge  →  g12ops-memorix-knowledge
orgId=g12ops, dataType=entities   →  g12ops-memorix-entities
orgId=g12ops, dataType=events     →  g12ops-memorix-events
agentId=ops,  metadata (catalox)  →  ops-memorix-catalox

Data plane is orgId-scoped (entities | events | knowledge). Metadata (Catalox) is agentId-scoped. Empty ids use unprefixed defaults (memorix-entities, memorix-catalox, …).

Validation / discovery

| Helper | Role | |--------|------| | validateMemorixDatabaseRoute / checkMemorixDatabaseRoute | Reject unsafe / non-canonical names | | parseMemorixDatabaseName | Split physical name → scope parts | | discoverMemorixScopes | Infer org/agent scopes from a list of DB names |

Docs

npm test