This commit significantly improves SQLite database management and IPC communication
in the TimeSafari Electron app. Key changes include:
- Add new IPC handlers for database lifecycle management:
- sqlite-open: Open database connections
- sqlite-close: Close database connections
- sqlite-is-db-open: Check database connection status
- get-path: Retrieve database path
- get-base-path: Get base directory path
- Enhance SQLite initialization with:
- Improved error handling and recovery mechanisms
- Detailed logging for all database operations
- State verification and tracking
- Proper cleanup of IPC handlers
- Transaction state management
- Security improvements:
- Validate all IPC channels
- Implement proper file permissions (0o755)
- Add connection state verification
- Secure error handling and logging
- Performance optimizations:
- Implement WAL journal mode
- Configure optimal PRAGMA settings
- Add connection pooling support
- Implement retry logic with exponential backoff
Technical details:
- Add SQLiteError class for detailed error tracking
- Implement handler registration tracking
- Add comprehensive logging with operation tagging
- Update preload script with new valid channels
- Add type definitions for all SQLite operations
Testing:
- All handlers include proper error handling
- State verification before operations
- Recovery mechanisms for failed operations
- Logging for debugging and monitoring
Author: Matthew Raymer
- Move queryResult and allResult declarations outside switch statement
- Change const declarations to let since they're now in outer scope
- Remove const declarations from inside case blocks
This fixes the 'no-case-declarations' linter errors by ensuring variables
are declared in a scope that encompasses all case blocks, preventing
potential scoping issues.
Note: Type definition errors for external modules remain and should be
addressed separately.
Matthew Raymer
Trent Larson
Matthew Raymer