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tasker-adaptor-sqlite

v1.0.0

Published

SQLite storage backend for tasker-sequential via tasker-adaptor

Readme

Tasker Adaptor SQLite

SQLite file-based storage backend for tasker-sequential via tasker-adaptor.

Perfect for local development and testing without requiring a database server.

Features

  • File-Based Storage: No server setup required
  • Zero Dependencies: SQLite is embedded
  • WAL Mode: Write-Ahead Logging for better concurrency
  • Fast Prototyping: Ideal for development and testing
  • Production Ready: Can be used for small deployments

Installation

npm install tasker-adaptor tasker-adaptor-sqlite

Quick Start

import { SQLiteAdapter } from 'tasker-adaptor-sqlite';
import { TaskExecutor } from 'tasker-adaptor';

// Create in-memory database (perfect for testing)
const adapter = new SQLiteAdapter(':memory:');

// Or use file-based database
const adapter = new SQLiteAdapter('./tasks.db');

await adapter.init();

const executor = new TaskExecutor(adapter);
const result = await executor.execute(taskRun, taskCode);

Database Location

// In-memory (testing, ephemeral)
new SQLiteAdapter(':memory:')

// File-based (persistent)
new SQLiteAdapter('./tasks.db')
new SQLiteAdapter('/path/to/database.db')

Performance

  • Connection: Instant (file-based)
  • Queries: Very fast for small-medium datasets
  • Concurrency: WAL mode supports multiple readers
  • Scalability: Suitable for up to thousands of tasks

For millions of tasks or high concurrency, use Supabase backend.

Environment Variables

# Optional - customize database path
SQLITE_DB_PATH=./tasks.db

Testing

npm test

Integration with tasker-adaptor

This package extends tasker-adaptor with SQLite-specific storage:

import { SQLiteAdapter } from 'tasker-adaptor-sqlite';
import { TaskExecutor, StackProcessor, ServiceClient } from 'tasker-adaptor';

const adapter = new SQLiteAdapter('./tasks.db');
await adapter.init();

const executor = new TaskExecutor(adapter);
const processor = new StackProcessor(adapter);

Other Backends

  • tasker-adaptor-supabase - Production Supabase backend
  • tasker-adaptor - Base interfaces and core logic

License

MIT