@coffre/db 0.14.4 → 0.15.0

package/dist/relations-BfR3JjT1.js

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-import { relations, sql } from "drizzle-orm";
-//#region src/relations.ts
-/**
-* What both schemas share beyond their columns: the relations and the
-* one generated column.
-*
-* Relations are for Drizzle's relational queries (`db.query.secrets.findMany({ with })`), which read a row and what hangs off it in one
-* statement on every dialect. They add no constraints; the foreign keys in
-* each schema do that. Each schema calls this with its own tables, so a
-* relational query on SQLite joins SQLite tables.
-*/
-function relationsOf(t) {
-	return {
-		environmentsRelations: relations(t.environments, ({ one }) => ({ project: one(t.projects, {
-			fields: [t.environments.projectId],
-			references: [t.projects.id]
-		}) })),
-		secretsRelations: relations(t.secrets, ({ one }) => ({
-			project: one(t.projects, {
-				fields: [t.secrets.projectId],
-				references: [t.projects.id]
-			}),
-			environment: one(t.environments, {
-				fields: [t.secrets.environmentId],
-				references: [t.environments.id]
-			})
-		}))
-	};
-}
-/**
-* `identities.active_subject`: the subject while the account is bound, null
-* once revoked. A unique index on (provider, issuer_hash, active_subject)
-* binds an account to one person at a time. Plain column names, so the
-* expression reads the same on both databases.
-*/
-const ACTIVE_SUBJECT = sql`CASE WHEN revoked_at IS NULL THEN subject END`;
-//#endregion
-export { relationsOf as n, ACTIVE_SUBJECT as t };

package/src/relations.ts

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-import { relations, sql } from 'drizzle-orm';
-
-import type * as schema from './schema.ts';
-
-/**
- * What both schemas share beyond their columns: the relations and the
- * one generated column.
- *
- * Relations are for Drizzle's relational queries (`db.query.secrets.findMany({ with })`), which read a row and what hangs off it in one
- * statement on every dialect. They add no constraints; the foreign keys in
- * each schema do that. Each schema calls this with its own tables, so a
- * relational query on SQLite joins SQLite tables.
- */
-export function relationsOf(t: Pick<
-  typeof schema,
-  | 'projects'
-  | 'environments'
-  | 'secrets'
-  | 'secretVersions'
->) {
-  return {
-    environmentsRelations: relations(t.environments, ({ one }) => ({
-      project: one(t.projects, { fields: [t.environments.projectId], references: [t.projects.id] }),
-    })),
-
-    secretsRelations: relations(t.secrets, ({ one }) => ({
-      project: one(t.projects, { fields: [t.secrets.projectId], references: [t.projects.id] }),
-      environment: one(t.environments, { fields: [t.secrets.environmentId], references: [t.environments.id] }),
-    })),
-
-  };
-}
-
-/**
- * `identities.active_subject`: the subject while the account is bound, null
- * once revoked. A unique index on (provider, issuer_hash, active_subject)
- * binds an account to one person at a time. Plain column names, so the
- * expression reads the same on both databases.
- */
-export const ACTIVE_SUBJECT = sql`CASE WHEN revoked_at IS NULL THEN subject END`;