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chat-adapter-sqlite

v0.3.1

Published

SQLite state adapter for Chat SDK based on better-sqlite3

Downloads

641

Readme

chat-adapter-sqlite

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SQLite state adapter for Chat SDK built with better-sqlite3. Use this when SQLite is your primary datastore and you want local persistent state without Redis or Postgres.

Installation

pnpm add chat chat-adapter-sqlite better-sqlite3

Usage

createSqliteState() auto-detects SQLITE_PATH, so you can call it with no arguments:

import { Chat } from 'chat';
import { createSqliteState } from 'chat-adapter-sqlite';

const bot = new Chat({
  userName: 'mybot',
  adapters: {
    // ...
  },
  state: createSqliteState()
});

To provide a path explicitly:

const state = createSqliteState({
  path: './data/chat-state.db'
});

Using an existing client

import Database from 'better-sqlite3';

const client = new Database('./data/chat-state.db');
const state = createSqliteState({ client });

Configuration

| Option | Required | Description | |--------|----------|-------------| | path | No* | SQLite database path | | client | No | Existing better-sqlite3 database instance | | keyPrefix | No | Prefix for all state rows (default: "chat-sdk") | | logger | No | Logger instance (defaults to ConsoleLogger("info").child("sqlite")) |

*Either path, SQLITE_PATH, or client is required.

Environment variables

SQLITE_PATH=./data/chat-state.db

Data model

The adapter creates these tables automatically on connect():

chat_state_subscriptions
chat_state_locks
chat_state_cache
chat_state_lists

All rows are namespaced by key_prefix.

Features

| Feature | Supported | |---------|-----------| | Persistence | Yes | | Single-host multi-process | Yes | | Subscriptions | Yes | | Locking | Yes | | Key-value caching | Yes (with TTL) | | List caching | Yes (with TTL and max length) | | Automatic table creation | Yes | | Key prefix namespacing | Yes |

Locking considerations

SQLite locking works well when your app instances share the same database file on one host. It is not a replacement for Redis-style distributed locking across multiple machines.

Expired row cleanup

SQLite does not automatically delete expired rows. The adapter performs opportunistic cleanup:

  • expired locks are replaced during acquireLock()
  • expired cache entries are removed during get() and setIfNotExists()
  • expired list items are removed during appendToList() and getList()

License

MIT License © 2026 XLor