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dockbay

v0.0.0

Published

Backend driver substrate for primitive store adapters.

Downloads

138

Readme

DockBay TS

DockBay is the TypeScript backend driver substrate for agent-fabric store adapters. It defines a small transactional key-value row contract and ships memory, Convex-operation, and Postgres implementations.

This repo publishes the unscoped npm package dockbay.

Install

pnpm add dockbay

API

The TypeScript and Python packages expose the same concepts:

  • Row
  • ScanOptions
  • Transaction
  • StoreDriver
  • MigrationSet
  • canonicalize
  • keyOf
  • matchesPrefix
  • compareRows
  • in-memory driver
  • Convex operation host and operation driver
  • Postgres driver

TypeScript exposes core types from dockbay and adapters from subpaths:

  • dockbay
  • dockbay/memory
  • dockbay/convex
  • dockbay/postgres

Python exposes the same concepts from the dockbay package root with snake_case function names.

Usage

import { createInMemoryDriver } from "dockbay/memory";

const driver = createInMemoryDriver();

await driver.transaction(async (txn) => {
  await txn.upsert(
    "runs",
    { tenantId: "tenant_demo", runId: "run_001" },
    { tenantId: "tenant_demo", runId: "run_001", status: "ok" },
  );

  const row = await txn.get("runs", {
    tenantId: "tenant_demo",
    runId: "run_001",
  });

  console.log(row);
});

await driver.close();

Postgres

import { Pool } from "pg";
import { createPostgresDriver } from "dockbay/postgres";

const pool = new Pool({ connectionString: process.env.DOCKBAY_TEST_POSTGRES_URL });
const driver = createPostgresDriver(pool, { table: "store_driver_rows" });

Mirror Contract

dockbay-ts and dockbay-py must preserve the same behavior:

  • upsert writes a row by table and canonical key.
  • get reads a row by table and canonical key.
  • scan returns rows whose keys match a prefix in canonical key order.
  • scan supports after and limit.
  • compareAndApply / compare_and_apply updates only when the stored value matches the expected value.
  • canonicalize sorts object keys and omits undefined in TypeScript.

Development

pnpm install --frozen-lockfile
pnpm verify
pnpm build
npm pack --dry-run

Postgres tests run when DOCKBAY_TEST_POSTGRES_URL is set.