@arki/db
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Drizzle ORM repositories and database helpers for ARKI.
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README
Drizzle ORM repositories and database helpers for ARKI. Provides:
- Two runtime entry points (
node-postgrespool by default, Bun-native SQL via thebunexport condition, embedded PGlite via./runtime-local). - An env-aware connection pool reader (
getDbConnectionOptions). - A typed projection builder (
initDb.schema(...).create(...).projection) for event-sourced read models. - A branded-ID factory (
createPrefixedId) for stable, type-safe IDs.
Installation
npm install @arki/db
# or
bun add @arki/db
# or
pnpm add @arki/dbUsage
Initialize a database from environment
import { createDb } from '@arki/db/init';
import { defineRelations } from '@arki/db/orm';
import { schema } from './schema';
export const db = createDb({
relations: defineRelations(schema, builder => ({
user: { posts: builder.many('post') },
post: { author: builder.one('user') },
})),
});createDb reads DB_URL and the pool tuning vars (DB_POOL_MIN, DB_POOL_MAX, DB_POOL_IDLE_TIMEOUT, DB_POOL_CONNECTION_TIMEOUT, DB_STATEMENT_TIMEOUT, …) from process.env and throws on missing DB_URL.
Embedded local development (PGlite)
import { initDbRuntimeLocal } from '@arki/db/runtime-local';
const { db, pglite } = await initDbRuntimeLocal(
{ dataDir: './.local/db' },
{ relations },
);Projections (event sourcing read models)
import { initDb } from '@arki/db/builder';
const d = initDb
.schema(schema)
.create({ connectionString: env.DB_URL, isDev: true });
const userProjection = d.projection
.named('user-projection')
.on(['UserRegistered'])
.handle(async (events, { db, repo: _repo }) => {
// ...
});Branded IDs
import { createPrefixedId, createIdFactory } from '@arki/db/id';
const userId = createPrefixedId('usr_'); // 'usr_…'
const idFactory = createIdFactory('post_');
const postId = idFactory.next();Feature-owned schema composition
The schema has a different lifetime than runtime services: drizzle-kit
imports tables statically, and Db = typeof db must exist before any DOT
pip runs. Schema is therefore module-composed, never runtime-contributed.
The layout:
features/orders/tables.ts — LEAF: pgTable/pgEnum definitions; imports nothing from core/
core/schema.ts — composeSchema(ordersTables, billingTables, …)
core/relations.ts — defineRelations(schema, …) — one app-level file, NOT sharded
core/db.ts — type only: Db = ReturnType<typeof buildDb>['db']import { composeSchema } from '@arki/db';
// Each feature exports a named record from its tables.ts leaf:
export const ordersTables = { orders, orderItems, orderStatusEnum };
// The app composes — a typed identity: runtime is Object.assign, the type
// is the exact intersection. A duplicate table key is a COMPILE error
// (the parameter type collapses to a named error object) AND a runtime
// `DB_COMPOSITION_E001`, so drizzle sees a plain, collision-free object.
export const schema = composeSchema(ordersTables, billingTables);Point drizzle-kit at the leaves — no aggregation entrypoint needed, and
enums are scanned per file (no aliased re-export tricks):
// drizzle.config.ts
export default defineConfig({
schema: ['./src/features/**/tables.ts'],
// …
});The layering rule that keeps the module graph a DAG: tables.ts imports
nothing from core/; core/schema.ts imports only leaves; feature code
imports its own leaves plus the app's pip factory.
Cross-feature transactions: createUnitOfWork
Feature services built at boot capture the singleton db — calling them
inside a transaction would silently escape it. Cross-feature writes go
through a typed unit of work instead:
import { createUnitOfWork } from '@arki/db';
// Feature tx factories are STATIC exports: (tx: Database) => scoped repos.
const uow = createUnitOfWork(db, {
orders: createOrdersTx,
billing: createBillingTx,
});
await uow(async tx => {
await tx.orders.create('ord_1');
await tx.billing.charge(500); // one transaction, both features, inferred types
});Subpath exports
@arki/db/@arki/db/init—createDb,initDb,initDbWithOptions. Under Bun,./initresolves to a Bun-native SQL driver.@arki/db/factory—createDb+ connection-option helpers.@arki/db/builder— typed projection builder.@arki/db/runtime-local— PGlite-backed embedded runtime.@arki/db/env— validated env object.@arki/db/id,@arki/db/id-factory— CUID-based prefixed-ID helpers.@arki/db/orm— re-exports ofdrizzle-orm+drizzle-orm/zodschema helpers.@arki/db/pg— re-export ofdrizzle-orm/pg-core.@arki/db/bun— Bun-SQL driver entry (also routed via thebuncondition on./init).@arki/db/client— types-only client surface reserved for future Tier-3 sync work.
Environment variables
| Variable | Purpose |
|---|---|
DB_URL | Primary Postgres connection URL. |
PGHOST, PGPORT, PGUSER, … | Individual params when DB_URL is not used. |
DB_POOL_MIN, DB_POOL_MAX | Connection pool sizing (default 2 / 20). |
DB_POOL_IDLE_TIMEOUT | Idle pool timeout in ms (default 30000). |
DB_POOL_CONNECTION_TIMEOUT | Acquire timeout in ms (default 2000). |
DB_LOGGING | Enable Drizzle logger when truthy. |
DB_STATEMENT_TIMEOUT, DB_QUERY_TIMEOUT | Per-statement / per-query timeouts in ms. |
Documentation
@arki/db ships an optional @arki/db/dot adapter for the
@arki/dot framework.
- See
packages/dot/docs/in the@arki/dotpackage for plugin authoring, lifecycle, diagnostics, and the adapter authoring guide.
License
MIT — see LICENSE.
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