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supply-schema-redis

v1.6.2

Published

A complete Redis client package for connecting to Redis cache and managing supply, entity, and event data with full CRUD operations, search, and pagination support

Readme

Supply Redis Connector

A complete TypeScript package for connecting to Redis cache and managing supply, entity, and event data. This package provides full-featured clients for storing, retrieving, and searching supply objects, entities, events, and meter readings with comprehensive CRUD operations.

Features

  • 🔌 Full Redis Integration - Complete clients with connection management
  • 📦 CRUD Operations - Create, Read, Update, Delete supplies, entities, events, and meters
  • 🔍 Advanced Search - Filter data by multiple criteria with case-insensitive matching
  • 📊 Pagination Support - Efficient listing with cursor-based pagination
  • Type Safety - Full TypeScript support with comprehensive types
  • 🛡️ Validation - Built-in validation for all data objects
  • Performance - Uses pipelining and SCAN for efficient operations
  • 🎯 Easy to Use - Simple, intuitive API
  • 📅 Event Scheduling - Flexible trigger-based event scheduling with meter and date support
  • 🏷️ Entity Management - Track any type of entity (vehicles, appliances, properties, items, and more)
  • 📈 Meter Tracking - Record odometer readings, hour meters, and any other meter types

Installation

npm install supply-schema-redis

or

yarn add supply-schema-redis

Quick Start

Supply Management

import { SupplyRedisClient, Supply } from 'supply-schema-redis';

// Create and connect client
const client = new SupplyRedisClient({
  host: 'localhost',
  port: 6379,
});

await client.connect();

// Create a supply object
const supply: Supply = {
  name: "Premium Ball Bearing",
  description: "High-precision stainless steel ball bearing",
  partNumber: "BB-1234-SS",
  sku: "SKU-BB-001",
  manufacturer: "Acme Manufacturing",
  costs: [
    { costInCents: 1250, supplier: "Supplier A" },
    { costInCents: 1180, supplier: "Supplier B" }
  ]
};

// Save the supply
const guid = "550e8400-e29b-41d4-a716-446655440000";
await client.saveSupply(guid, supply);

// Retrieve the supply
const retrieved = await client.getSupply(guid);
console.log(retrieved);

// Search for supplies
const results = await client.searchSupplies({
  manufacturer: "Acme",
  maxCost: 2000
});

// Disconnect when done
await client.disconnect();

Event Management with Flexible Triggers

import { EventRedisClient, Event } from 'supply-schema-redis';

const eventClient = new EventRedisClient({
  host: 'localhost',
  port: 6379,
});

await eventClient.connect();

// Meter interval event (oil change every 5,000 miles)
const oilChangeEvent: Event = {
  name: 'Oil Change',
  eventType: 'preventative',
  description: 'Regular engine oil change every 5,000 miles',
  trigger: {
    type: 'meter_interval',
    interval: 5000,
    unit: 'miles',
  },
};

// Days interval event (tire rotation every 180 days)
const tireRotationEvent: Event = {
  name: 'Tire Rotation',
  eventType: 'preventative',
  description: 'Rotate tires every 6 months',
  trigger: {
    type: 'days_interval',
    intervalDays: 180,
  },
};

// One-time date trigger
const inspectionEvent: Event = {
  name: 'Annual Inspection',
  eventType: 'preventative',
  description: 'State inspection due',
  trigger: {
    type: 'date_absolute',
    date: new Date('2024-12-31'),
  },
};

// Save events
await eventClient.saveEvent('oil-change-001', oilChangeEvent);
await eventClient.saveEvent('tire-rotation-001', tireRotationEvent);
await eventClient.saveEvent('inspection-001', inspectionEvent);

// Search events by trigger type
const meterEvents = await eventClient.searchEvents({
  triggerType: 'meter_interval'
});

await eventClient.disconnect();

Entity Management

import { EntityRedisClient, Entity } from 'supply-schema-redis';

const entityClient = new EntityRedisClient({
  host: 'localhost',
  port: 6379,
});

await entityClient.connect();

// Create a vehicle entity
const vehicle: Entity = {
  name: 'Company Truck #1',
  description: 'Ford F-150 pickup truck',
  entityType: 'vehicle',
  purchaseDate: new Date('2023-01-15'),
  events: ['oil-change-001', 'tire-rotation-001']  // Associated events
};

// Save entity
await entityClient.saveEntity('vehicle-001', vehicle);

// Add event to entity
await entityClient.addEventToEntity('vehicle-001', 'inspection-001');

await entityClient.disconnect();

API Reference

SupplyRedisClient

Constructor

new SupplyRedisClient(options?: SupplyRedisClientOptions)

Options:

  • host - Redis host (default: 'localhost')
  • port - Redis port (default: 6379)
  • password - Optional password for authentication
  • db - Database number to use (default: 0)
  • connectTimeout - Connection timeout in milliseconds
  • Plus all other ioredis options

Connection Management

connect(): Promise<void>

Establishes connection to Redis.

await client.connect();
disconnect(): Promise<void>

Closes the Redis connection.

await client.disconnect();
isClientConnected(): boolean

Checks if the client is connected to Redis.

if (client.isClientConnected()) {
  console.log('Connected!');
}

CRUD Operations

saveSupply(guid: string, supply: Supply): Promise<void>

Saves a supply object to Redis.

const supply: Supply = {
  name: "Widget",
  description: "A useful widget",
  partNumber: "W-123",
  sku: "SKU-W-001",
  manufacturer: "WidgetCo",
  costs: [{ costInCents: 500, supplier: "Supplier X" }]
};

await client.saveSupply("my-guid-123", supply);
getSupply(guid: string): Promise<Supply | null>

Retrieves a supply object from Redis. Returns null if not found.

const supply = await client.getSupply("my-guid-123");
if (supply) {
  console.log(supply.name);
}
updateSupply(guid: string, updates: Partial<Supply>): Promise<void>

Updates specific fields of a supply object.

await client.updateSupply("my-guid-123", {
  description: "An updated description",
  costs: [{ costInCents: 450, supplier: "Supplier X" }]
});
deleteSupply(guid: string): Promise<boolean>

Deletes a supply object. Returns true if deleted, false if it didn't exist.

const deleted = await client.deleteSupply("my-guid-123");
console.log(`Deleted: ${deleted}`);
supplyExists(guid: string): Promise<boolean>

Checks if a supply exists in Redis.

const exists = await client.supplyExists("my-guid-123");

Listing and Pagination

listSupplies(options?: ListSuppliesOptions): Promise<ListSuppliesResult>

Lists supplies with cursor-based pagination.

// First page
let result = await client.listSupplies({ count: 50 });
console.log(result.supplies);

// Next page
while (result.cursor !== '0') {
  result = await client.listSupplies({
    cursor: result.cursor,
    count: 50
  });
  console.log(result.supplies);
}

Options:

  • cursor - Cursor for pagination (default: '0')
  • count - Number of keys per batch (default: 100)
  • pattern - Pattern to match (default: 'supply:*')

Returns:

  • cursor - Next cursor ('0' means no more results)
  • supplies - Array of { guid, data } objects
getAllSupplies(limit?: number): Promise<Array<{ guid: string; data: Supply }>>

Gets all supplies. Use with caution on large datasets.

const allSupplies = await client.getAllSupplies();
// Or with a limit
const limitedSupplies = await client.getAllSupplies(100);
countSupplies(): Promise<number>

Counts total number of supplies in Redis.

const count = await client.countSupplies();
console.log(`Total supplies: ${count}`);

Search and Filtering

searchSupplies(options: SearchOptions): Promise<Array<{ guid: string; data: Supply }>>

Searches supplies based on filter criteria.

const results = await client.searchSupplies({
  manufacturer: "Acme",      // Partial match, case-insensitive
  partNumber: "BB-1234",     // Partial match, case-insensitive
  sku: "SKU-BB",             // Partial match, case-insensitive
  name: "bearing",           // Partial match, case-insensitive
  minCost: 1000,             // Minimum cost in cents
  maxCost: 5000,             // Maximum cost in cents
  limit: 50                  // Limit results
});

Search Options:

  • manufacturer - Filter by manufacturer (case-insensitive partial match)
  • partNumber - Filter by part number (case-insensitive partial match)
  • sku - Filter by SKU (case-insensitive partial match)
  • name - Filter by name (case-insensitive partial match)
  • minCost - Minimum cost in cents
  • maxCost - Maximum cost in cents
  • limit - Maximum number of results
getLowestCost(guid: string): Promise<{ costInCents: number; supplier: string } | null>

Gets the lowest cost for a supply item.

const lowestCost = await client.getLowestCost("my-guid-123");
if (lowestCost) {
  console.log(`Best price: $${lowestCost.costInCents / 100} from ${lowestCost.supplier}`);
}

Bulk Operations

deleteAllSupplies(pattern?: string): Promise<number>

Deletes all supplies matching a pattern. Use with caution!

// Delete all supplies
const deletedCount = await client.deleteAllSupplies();

// Delete supplies matching a pattern
const deletedCount = await client.deleteAllSupplies('supply:test-*');

Advanced

getRedisClient(): Redis

Gets the underlying ioredis client for advanced operations.

const redisClient = client.getRedisClient();
await redisClient.set('custom-key', 'value');

Data Types

Supply

interface Supply {
  name: string;
  description: string;
  partNumber: string;
  sku: string;
  manufacturer: string;
  costs: Cost[];
}

Cost

interface Cost {
  costInCents: number;  // Cost amount in cents
  supplier: string;     // Name of the supplier
}

Utility Classes

SupplyRedisSchema

Low-level utilities for working with supply objects.

import { SupplyRedisSchema } from 'supply-schema-redis';

// Generate Redis key
const key = SupplyRedisSchema.getKey(guid);

// Convert to Redis hash format
const hash = SupplyRedisSchema.toRedisHash(supply);

// Convert from Redis hash
const supply = SupplyRedisSchema.fromRedisHash(hash);

// Validate supply
if (SupplyRedisSchema.isValidSupply(supply)) {
  console.log('Valid!');
}

// Validate cost
if (SupplyRedisSchema.isValidCost(cost)) {
  console.log('Valid!');
}

Redis Data Structure

Supply objects are stored using Redis Hash data type.

Key Format

supply:<GUID>

Example

HSET supply:550e8400-e29b-41d4-a716-446655440000 \
  name "Premium Ball Bearing" \
  description "High-precision stainless steel ball bearing" \
  partNumber "BB-1234-SS" \
  sku "SKU-BB-001" \
  manufacturer "Acme Manufacturing" \
  costs '[{"costInCents": 1250, "supplier": "Supplier A"}]'

Complete Example

import { SupplyRedisClient, Supply } from 'supply-schema-redis';

async function main() {
  // Initialize client
  const client = new SupplyRedisClient({
    host: 'localhost',
    port: 6379,
  });

  try {
    // Connect
    await client.connect();
    console.log('Connected to Redis');

    // Create some supplies
    const supplies: Array<{ guid: string; data: Supply }> = [
      {
        guid: 'guid-1',
        data: {
          name: 'Ball Bearing',
          description: 'Precision ball bearing',
          partNumber: 'BB-001',
          sku: 'SKU-001',
          manufacturer: 'BearingCo',
          costs: [
            { costInCents: 1200, supplier: 'Supplier A' },
            { costInCents: 1150, supplier: 'Supplier B' },
          ],
        },
      },
      {
        guid: 'guid-2',
        data: {
          name: 'Steel Rod',
          description: 'Stainless steel rod',
          partNumber: 'SR-001',
          sku: 'SKU-002',
          manufacturer: 'SteelCo',
          costs: [
            { costInCents: 2500, supplier: 'Supplier A' },
          ],
        },
      },
    ];

    // Save supplies
    for (const { guid, data } of supplies) {
      await client.saveSupply(guid, data);
      console.log(`Saved supply: ${guid}`);
    }

    // Count total supplies
    const count = await client.countSupplies();
    console.log(`Total supplies: ${count}`);

    // Search for supplies
    const bearingResults = await client.searchSupplies({
      name: 'bearing',
    });
    console.log(`Found ${bearingResults.length} bearings`);

    // Get lowest cost
    const lowestCost = await client.getLowestCost('guid-1');
    console.log(`Best price: $${lowestCost!.costInCents / 100}`);

    // List all supplies with pagination
    let cursor = '0';
    do {
      const result = await client.listSupplies({ cursor, count: 10 });
      console.log(`Page with ${result.supplies.length} supplies`);
      cursor = result.cursor;
    } while (cursor !== '0');

    // Update a supply
    await client.updateSupply('guid-1', {
      description: 'Updated description',
    });

    // Delete a supply
    const deleted = await client.deleteSupply('guid-2');
    console.log(`Deleted: ${deleted}`);

  } finally {
    // Always disconnect
    await client.disconnect();
    console.log('Disconnected from Redis');
  }
}

main().catch(console.error);

Error Handling

All methods throw descriptive errors when operations fail:

try {
  await client.getSupply('invalid-guid');
} catch (error) {
  console.error('Error:', error.message);
}

Common errors:

  • Connection errors: "Redis client is not connected. Call connect() first."
  • Validation errors: "Invalid supply object: failed validation"
  • Invalid GUID: "Invalid GUID: must be a non-empty string"

Best Practices

  1. Always connect before operations: Call connect() before any data operations
  2. Disconnect when done: Call disconnect() to close connections properly
  3. Use pagination: For large datasets, use listSupplies(), listEvents(), etc. instead of getAll*() methods
  4. Validate data: The client validates data automatically, but validate on input too
  5. Handle errors: Wrap operations in try-catch blocks
  6. Connection pooling: Reuse client instances instead of creating new ones
  7. Cost in cents: Always store costs in cents to avoid floating-point issues
  8. Use UUIDs for GUIDs: Generate GUIDs using UUID v4 for uniqueness
  9. Event trigger planning: Use meter-based triggers for usage-based maintenance (odometer, hours) and date/days triggers for time-based maintenance
  10. Entity-event relationships: Link events to entities to track maintenance history and schedules
  11. Meter tracking: Record meter readings regularly to enable accurate meter-based event scheduling

Data Types

Supply Data

interface Supply {
  name: string;
  description: string;
  partNumber: string;
  sku: string;
  manufacturer: string;
  costs: Cost[];
}

interface Cost {
  costInCents: number;  // Cost amount in cents
  supplier: string;     // Name of the supplier
}

Event Data with Flexible Triggers

interface Event {
  name: string;
  eventType: 'preventative' | 'consumable_replacement';
  description: string;
  trigger: EventTrigger;  // Flexible trigger configuration
}

// One-time trigger at specific meter value
interface MeterAbsoluteTrigger {
  type: 'meter_absolute';
  value: number;      // Target meter value
  unit: string;       // 'miles', 'km', 'hours', etc.
}

// Recurring trigger every N meter units
interface MeterIntervalTrigger {
  type: 'meter_interval';
  interval: number;   // Interval in meter units
  unit: string;       // 'miles', 'km', 'hours', etc.
}

// Recurring trigger every N days
interface DaysIntervalTrigger {
  type: 'days_interval';
  intervalDays: number;  // Number of days between occurrences
}

// One-time trigger at specific date
interface DateAbsoluteTrigger {
  type: 'date_absolute';
  date: Date;  // Target date
}

type EventTrigger = MeterAbsoluteTrigger | MeterIntervalTrigger | DaysIntervalTrigger | DateAbsoluteTrigger;

Entity Data

interface Entity {
  name: string;
  description: string;
  entityType: string;  // Can be any string (e.g., 'vehicle', 'appliance', 'property', 'item', etc.)
  purchaseDate: Date;
  events: string[];  // Array of event GUIDs
}

Meter Data

interface Meter {
  meterType: string;  // Can be any string (e.g., 'odometer', 'hours', etc.)
  value: number;
  entityId: string;
  date: Date;
}

Event Trigger Examples

Meter-Based Triggers

// Recurring: Oil change every 5,000 miles
const oilChangeEvent: Event = {
  name: 'Oil Change',
  eventType: 'preventative',
  description: 'Regular engine oil change every 5,000 miles',
  trigger: {
    type: 'meter_interval',
    interval: 5000,
    unit: 'miles',
  },
};

// One-time: Major service at 100,000 miles
const majorServiceEvent: Event = {
  name: 'Major Service',
  eventType: 'preventative',
  description: '100k mile major service',
  trigger: {
    type: 'meter_absolute',
    value: 100000,
    unit: 'miles',
  },
};

Date and Days-Based Triggers

// Recurring: Tire rotation every 180 days
const tireRotationEvent: Event = {
  name: 'Tire Rotation',
  eventType: 'preventative',
  description: 'Rotate tires every 6 months',
  trigger: {
    type: 'days_interval',
    intervalDays: 180,
  },
};

// One-time: Annual inspection on specific date
const inspectionEvent: Event = {
  name: 'Annual Inspection',
  eventType: 'preventative',
  description: 'State inspection due',
  trigger: {
    type: 'date_absolute',
    date: new Date('2024-12-31'),
  },
};

TypeScript Support

This package is written in TypeScript and includes full type definitions. All types are exported:

import {
  // Supply types
  Supply,
  Cost,
  SupplyRedisHash,
  SupplyRedisClient,
  SupplyRedisClientOptions,
  ListSuppliesOptions,
  ListSuppliesResult,
  SearchOptions,
  SupplyRedisSchema,

  // Event types
  Event,
  EventTrigger,
  MeterAbsoluteTrigger,
  MeterIntervalTrigger,
  DaysIntervalTrigger,
  DateAbsoluteTrigger,
  EventRedisHash,
  EventRedisClient,
  EventRedisClientOptions,
  ListEventsOptions,
  ListEventsResult,
  EventSearchOptions,
  EventRedisSchema,

  // Entity types
  Entity,
  EntityRedisHash,
  EntityRedisClient,
  EntityRedisClientOptions,
  ListEntitiesOptions,
  ListEntitiesResult,
  EntitySearchOptions,
  EntityRedisSchema,

  // Meter types
  Meter,
  MeterRedisHash,
  MeterRedisClient,
  MeterRedisClientOptions,
  ListMetersOptions,
  ListMetersResult,
  MeterSearchOptions,
  MeterRedisSchema,
} from 'supply-schema-redis';

License

MIT

Contributing

Contributions are welcome! Please feel free to submit a Pull Request.