open-brainy/src/utils/metadataNamespace.ts
David Snelling 7e243b6f2b feat: comprehensive metadata namespace architecture and cleanup system
BREAKING CHANGE: Remove hard delete option from deleteVerb() for consistent API

- Add complete metadata namespace architecture with O(1) soft delete performance
- Implement periodic cleanup system for old soft-deleted items
- Add restore methods for both nouns and verbs
- Require metadata contracts for all augmentations
- Eliminate namespace collisions with clean separation (_brainy, _augmentations, _audit)
- Optimize index performance using flattened dot-notation for O(1) lookups
- Add comprehensive augmentation safety system with type-safe access control
- Maintain full backward compatibility for existing data
- Add enterprise-grade cleanup with configurable age thresholds and batch processing

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Co-Authored-By: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com>
2025-08-27 15:38:48 -07:00

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/**
* Clean Metadata Architecture for Brainy 2.2
* No backward compatibility - doing it RIGHT from the start!
*/
// Namespace constants
export const BRAINY_NS = '_brainy' as const
export const AUG_NS = '_augmentations' as const
export const AUDIT_NS = '_audit' as const
// Field paths for O(1) indexing
export const DELETED_FIELD = `${BRAINY_NS}.deleted` as const
export const INDEXED_FIELD = `${BRAINY_NS}.indexed` as const
export const VERSION_FIELD = `${BRAINY_NS}.version` as const
/**
* Internal Brainy metadata structure
* These fields are ALWAYS present and indexed for O(1) access
*/
export interface BrainyInternalMetadata {
deleted: boolean // ALWAYS boolean, enables O(1) soft delete
indexed: boolean // Whether in search index
version: number // Schema version
created: number // Unix timestamp
updated: number // Unix timestamp
// Optional internal fields
partition?: number // For distributed mode
domain?: string // Domain classification
priority?: number // Query priority hint
ttl?: number // Time to live
}
/**
* Complete metadata structure with namespaces
*/
export interface NamespacedMetadata<T = any> {
// User metadata - any fields they want
[key: string]: any
// Internal metadata - our fields
[BRAINY_NS]: BrainyInternalMetadata
// Augmentation metadata - isolated per augmentation
[AUG_NS]?: {
[augmentationName: string]: any
}
// Audit trail - optional
[AUDIT_NS]?: Array<{
timestamp: number
augmentation: string
field: string
oldValue: any
newValue: any
}>
}
/**
* Create properly namespaced metadata
* This is called for EVERY noun/verb creation
*/
export function createNamespacedMetadata<T = any>(
userMetadata?: T
): NamespacedMetadata<T> {
const now = Date.now()
// Start with user metadata or empty object
const result: any = userMetadata ? { ...userMetadata } : {}
// ALWAYS add internal namespace with required fields
result[BRAINY_NS] = {
deleted: false, // CRITICAL: Always false for new items
indexed: true, // New items are indexed
version: 1, // Current schema version
created: now,
updated: now
}
return result
}
/**
* Update metadata while preserving namespaces
*/
export function updateNamespacedMetadata<T = any>(
existing: NamespacedMetadata<T>,
updates: Partial<T>
): NamespacedMetadata<T> {
const now = Date.now()
// Merge user fields
const result: any = {
...existing,
...updates
}
// Preserve internal namespace but update timestamp
result[BRAINY_NS] = {
...existing[BRAINY_NS],
updated: now
}
// Preserve augmentation namespace
if (existing[AUG_NS]) {
result[AUG_NS] = existing[AUG_NS]
}
// Preserve audit trail
if (existing[AUDIT_NS]) {
result[AUDIT_NS] = existing[AUDIT_NS]
}
return result
}
/**
* Soft delete a noun (O(1) operation)
*/
export function markDeleted<T = any>(
metadata: NamespacedMetadata<T>
): NamespacedMetadata<T> {
return {
...metadata,
[BRAINY_NS]: {
...metadata[BRAINY_NS],
deleted: true,
updated: Date.now()
}
}
}
/**
* Restore a soft-deleted noun (O(1) operation)
*/
export function markRestored<T = any>(
metadata: NamespacedMetadata<T>
): NamespacedMetadata<T> {
return {
...metadata,
[BRAINY_NS]: {
...metadata[BRAINY_NS],
deleted: false,
updated: Date.now()
}
}
}
/**
* Check if a noun is deleted (O(1) check)
*/
export function isDeleted<T = any>(
metadata: NamespacedMetadata<T>
): boolean {
return metadata[BRAINY_NS]?.deleted === true
}
/**
* Get user metadata without internal fields
* Used by augmentations to get clean user data
*/
export function getUserMetadata<T = any>(
metadata: NamespacedMetadata<T>
): T {
const { [BRAINY_NS]: _, [AUG_NS]: __, [AUDIT_NS]: ___, ...userMeta } = metadata
return userMeta as T
}
/**
* Set augmentation data in isolated namespace
*/
export function setAugmentationData<T = any>(
metadata: NamespacedMetadata<T>,
augmentationName: string,
data: any
): NamespacedMetadata<T> {
const result = { ...metadata }
if (!result[AUG_NS]) {
result[AUG_NS] = {}
}
result[AUG_NS][augmentationName] = data
return result
}
/**
* Add audit entry for tracking
*/
export function addAuditEntry<T = any>(
metadata: NamespacedMetadata<T>,
entry: {
augmentation: string
field: string
oldValue: any
newValue: any
}
): NamespacedMetadata<T> {
const result = { ...metadata }
if (!result[AUDIT_NS]) {
result[AUDIT_NS] = []
}
result[AUDIT_NS].push({
...entry,
timestamp: Date.now()
})
return result
}
/**
* INDEXING EXPLANATION:
*
* The MetadataIndex flattens nested objects into dot-notation keys:
*
* Input metadata:
* {
* name: "Django",
* _brainy: {
* deleted: false,
* indexed: true
* }
* }
*
* Creates index entries:
* - "name" -> "django" -> Set([id1, id2...])
* - "_brainy.deleted" -> "false" -> Set([id1, id2...]) // O(1) lookup!
* - "_brainy.indexed" -> "true" -> Set([id1, id2...])
*
* Query: { "_brainy.deleted": false }
* Lookup: index["_brainy.deleted"]["false"] -> Set of IDs in O(1)
*
* This is why namespacing doesn't hurt performance - it's all flattened!
*/
/**
* Fields that should ALWAYS be indexed for O(1) access
*/
export const ALWAYS_INDEXED_FIELDS = [
DELETED_FIELD, // For soft delete filtering
INDEXED_FIELD, // For index management
VERSION_FIELD // For schema versioning
]
/**
* Fields that should use sorted index for O(log n) range queries
*/
export const SORTED_INDEX_FIELDS = [
`${BRAINY_NS}.created`,
`${BRAINY_NS}.updated`,
`${BRAINY_NS}.priority`,
`${BRAINY_NS}.ttl`
]