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dmitristark-db-models

v1.0.0

Published

Shared database models for AI Assistant

Readme

AI Assistant Database Models This package contains shared Sequelize models for the AI Assistant microservices architecture. By using this shared package, all services can access the same database models with consistent schema definitions. Installation In each service that needs access to the database models: bashCopynpm install --save @ai-assistant/db-models Usage typescriptCopyimport Database from '@ai-assistant/db-models';

// Get the singleton database instance const db = Database.getInstance(process.env.DATABASE_URL);

async function main() { try { // Connect to the database await db.sequelize.authenticate(); console.log('Connected to database');

// Only the main server should sync the database
if (process.env.SERVICE_NAME === 'main-server') {
  await db.syncDatabase({ alter: true });
}

// Use the models
const responses = await db.DefaultResponse.findAll();
console.log(`Found ${responses.length} default responses`);

} catch (error) { console.error('Database error:', error); } }

main(); Available Models

User: User accounts for the application Conversation: Chat conversations between users and the assistant Message: Individual messages within conversations Feedback: User feedback on assistant responses Knowledge: Knowledge base entries for the assistant LearningSource: External sources of knowledge for learning LearningTask: Tasks for processing and learning new information DefaultResponse: Fallback responses when the assistant doesn't know an answer

Development To build the package locally: bashCopynpm install npm run build Integration with Docker When using this package in a Docker-based microservices architecture, make sure to:

Add the package to each service's package.json Include the package in your Docker build process Ensure the database is initialized before services start

Troubleshooting If you encounter database schema mismatches or missing columns, make sure all services are using the same version of this package.