Database Adapters
Comprehensive guide to the database adapter system in C15T Backend, covering available adapters, query interface, and performance considerations.
The C15T Backend package provides a flexible database adapter system that allows you to use different database backends while maintaining a consistent interface.
Overview
Database adapters provide a standardized way to interact with different database systems. Each adapter implements the DatabaseAdapter
interface:
Available Adapters
Memory Adapter
The memory adapter is perfect for development and testing. It stores data in memory and is reset when the application restarts.
Features
- In-memory storage
- No persistence
- Fast for development
- Automatic cleanup
Kysely Adapter
The Kysely adapter provides type-safe SQL query building with support for multiple databases.
Supported Databases
- PostgreSQL
- MySQL
- SQLite
- Microsoft SQL Server
Features
- Type-safe queries
- Query building
- Transaction support
- Connection pooling
Prisma Adapter
The Prisma adapter integrates with Prisma ORM for type-safe database access.
Features
- Prisma ORM integration
- Type safety
- Schema management
- Migration support
Drizzle Adapter
The Drizzle adapter provides integration with Drizzle ORM.
Features
- Drizzle ORM integration
- Type safety
- Schema management
- Query building
Creating Custom Adapters
You can create custom adapters by implementing the DatabaseAdapter
interface:
Query Interface
The query interface is consistent across all adapters:
Example Queries
Transaction Support
Some adapters support transactions:
Error Handling
Adapters handle errors consistently:
Best Practices
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Connection Management
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Error Handling
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Query Optimization
Migration Support
Adapters that support migrations provide methods for managing database schema:
Performance Considerations
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Connection Pooling
- Configure appropriate pool size
- Monitor connection usage
- Handle connection errors
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Query Optimization
- Use indexes
- Limit result sets
- Optimize join operations
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Caching
- Implement caching where appropriate
- Use appropriate cache invalidation
- Monitor cache hit rates
Security
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Input Validation
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SQL Injection Prevention
- Use parameterized queries
- Validate input
- Escape special characters
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Access Control
- Implement row-level security
- Use appropriate database roles
- Monitor access patterns
Monitoring and Debugging
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Query Logging
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Performance Monitoring
- Track query execution time
- Monitor connection pool usage
- Log slow queries
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Error Tracking
- Log database errors
- Track failed queries
- Monitor connection issues