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@yorozu/db-idb

v1.0.151

Published

IndexedDB driver for @yorozu/db

Readme

@yorozu/db-idb

IndexedDB driver for @yorozu/db.

Setup

import { createIdbDriver } from "@yorozu/db-idb"
import type { Logger } from "@yorozu/log"

let driver = createIdbDriver({
    dbName: "app", // default: schema.name
    indexedDB, // default: globalThis.indexedDB
    IDBKeyRange, // default: globalThis.IDBKeyRange
    log, // optional Logger; silent default
    deferPut: (name) => name !== "meta",
    autoFlush: true, // opt-in; or { pendingPuts: 32, idleMs: 1000 }
})

let db = await driver.open(schema)

Logger is optional. Internally: opts.log ?? init("yorozu-db-idb", "driver"). Silent default is init with no handlers (or the host passes disabled).

deferPut: when it returns false for a collection, put({ flush: "batch" }) still writes immediately. Default: every collection may batch.

Musts

  • Object store / index names match CollectionDef (no extra prefixes).
  • Reserved index "__pk": primary-key walk, even if not in CollectionDef.indexes.
  • scan(..., { direction: "rev" }) returns the highest keys first; omit = fwd.
  • scan(..., { keysOnly: true }) uses openKeyCursor. Never reads cursor.value. Omit ScanHit.value.
  • Prefix TTL: scan("by-evict", { lt: [cutoff], keysOnly: true }) matches [storedAt, bytes] with storedAt < cutoff via IDB array keys ([cutoff] < [cutoff, 0]).
  • getMany / putMany / delete share one IDB transaction.
  • count() with pending is store.count() plus a key probe per pending pk (no getAllKeys).
  • getMany of only-pending keys skips IDBDatabase.transaction. Duplicate keys share one get.
  • scan({ limit }) keeps an early-stop cursor when pending exists (skip pending PKs, then merge).
  • Default put flush is "now". "batch" buffers until db.flush() or the next "rw" transact commit, not "r". flush() coalesces by (collection, pk) in one multi-store readwrite tx.
  • flush({ reason, signal }): already-aborted signal rejects with AbortError (or signal.reason) before taking the lock; in-flight writes finish. Read transact flush stays a no-op.
  • Opt-in autoFlush: omitted = off. true → { pendingPuts: 32, idleMs: 1000 }. After batch puts, idle-flush via requestIdle with { reason: "idle" }; at pendingPuts distinct pks, re-arm with timeout 0. Successful flush / close cancels the idle handle. Keep files/avatars immediate via host deferPut — default is still every collection may batch.
  • Nested transact throws. Concurrent transact serializes on a mutex (tx facade; nested transact rejects without taking the lock).
  • Call await db.flush() before close(). Do not leave { flush: "batch" } puts outstanding across multi-tab upgrades (onversionchange closes the connection without flushing).
  • drop(schema) closes tracked connections and indexedDB.deleteDatabase.