# Eventium PostgreSQL
PostgreSQL event store backend for Eventium.
## Overview
`eventium-postgresql` provides a production-grade event store backed by PostgreSQL.
It uses the `persistent` library for type-safe database access and guarantees
monotonically increasing global sequence numbers via `LOCK IN EXCLUSIVE MODE`.
## API
```haskell
postgresqlEventStoreWriter
:: (MonadIO m)
=> SqlEventStoreConfig entity serialized
-> VersionedEventStoreWriter (SqlPersistT m) serialized
```
Readers come from `eventium-sql-common` (re-exported):
```haskell
sqlEventStoreReader :: SqlEventStoreConfig entity serialized -> VersionedEventStoreReader (SqlPersistT m) serialized
sqlGlobalEventStoreReader :: SqlEventStoreConfig entity serialized -> GlobalEventStoreReader (SqlPersistT m) serialized
```
## Usage
```haskell
import Eventium.Store.Postgresql
import Database.Persist.Postgresql
main :: IO ()
main = runStdoutLoggingT $
withPostgresqlPool connStr 10 $ \pool -> do
-- Use defaultSqlEventStoreConfig for the standard schema
let writer = postgresqlEventStoreWriter defaultSqlEventStoreConfig
reader = sqlEventStoreReader defaultSqlEventStoreConfig
flip runSqlPool pool $ do
runMigration migrateSqlEvent
-- writer and reader are ready to use
```
## Setup
```bash
# Start PostgreSQL with docker-compose (from project root)
docker compose up -d
# Default connection settings (matching docker-compose.yaml):
# POSTGRES_HOST=127.0.0.1 POSTGRES_PORT=5432
# POSTGRES_USER=postgres POSTGRES_PASSWORD=password
# POSTGRES_DBNAME=eventium_test
```
## Concurrency
PostgreSQL uses `LOCK table_name IN EXCLUSIVE MODE` during writes. This ensures
that auto-increment IDs are assigned in commit order, so concurrent readers
always see a gapless, monotonically increasing global sequence.
## Installation
```yaml
dependencies:
- eventium-core
- eventium-postgresql
- persistent-postgresql
```
## Documentation
- [Main README](../README.md)
- [SQL Common](../eventium-sql-common/)
- [Design](../DESIGN.md)
## License
MIT -- see [LICENSE.md](LICENSE.md)