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@zinn-dev/core

v0.33.0

Published

Shared logic for zinn, a kanban workflow in the terminal. Experimental.

Readme

@zinn-dev/core

The shared operations and SQLite storage for Zinn.

[!IMPORTANT] Experimental. The API and database schema may change between releases. Save a backup before upgrading.

Install

npm i @zinn-dev/core

Requires Node.js 24.15.0 or newer. Core also runs on Bun.

Use

Configure the database before the first operation. Mutations require an explicit actor:

import { fileURLToPath } from "node:url";
import { configureDatabase, project, task, type Actor } from "@zinn-dev/core";

configureDatabase({
	client: "example",
	version: "0.1.0",
	executable: fileURLToPath(import.meta.url),
	release: "source",
	allowsLegacyRead: false
});

const actor: Actor = { name: "Example user", email: null, kind: "human" };
const app = project.create({ key: "APP", name: "My project" }, actor);
const createdTask = task.create({ project_id: app.id, title: "Ship the first feature" }, actor);

console.log(createdTask.key); // APP-1
console.log(task.getAll({ projectKey: app.key }));

Save the example as example.ts and run it against a separate local database:

mkdir -p ./.zinn-example
ZINN_DIR=./.zinn-example node example.ts

Core uses Zinn's shared database, which is normally located at ~/.zinn/data/zinn.sqlite. Opening an older supported database may upgrade it, so Core saves a backup before an upgrade. See Data and backups and the Core library guide for database behavior and library setup.