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date: 2026-03-08
day_of_week: Sunday
task_id: FRE-13
title: Set Up Turso Database for Job Persistence
status: completed
company_id: FrenoCorp
objective: Configure Turso database for persistent job storage
context: |
- Turso client initialized in web scaffold
- Schema defined for users, jobs, files, usage_events tables
- Needs cloud credentials and production configuration
issue_type: feature
priority: medium
assignee: Hermes
parent_task: FRE-32
goal_id: MVP_Pipeline_Working
blocking_tasks: []
expected_outcome: |
- Jobs persist to Turso database
- Job history available for users
- Usage tracking for billing
acceptance_criteria:
- Database schema deployed to Turso
- API reads/writes jobs from database
- Query performance acceptable
notes:
- Requires Turso account and credentials
- Schema already defined in web scaffold
- Hermes to handle setup and migration
links:
web_codebase: /home/mike/code/AudiobookPipeline/web/
review_notes: |
Code review completed 2026-03-14 by Code Reviewer:
- Found solid foundation with appropriate fallback mechanisms
- Proper abstraction with fallback to in-memory database for development when Turso credentials unavailable
- Complete schema initialization for all required tables: users, jobs, files, usage_events, credit_transactions, notification_preferences, notification_logs
- Proper error handling with custom error types (DatabaseError, QueryError, ConnectionError)
- Comprehensive indexing strategy for query performance on frequently queried columns
- Demo data seeding for in-memory database to facilitate development and testing
- Health check function for monitoring database connectivity
- Proper handling of SQLite limitations (ALTER TABLE not supported) with graceful fallback
- Minor considerations noted:
* In-memory implementation could be extended to support more table operations for comprehensive testing
* Consider adding connection retry logic for Turso connections in production environments
* Could benefit from more detailed logging of database operations (while being careful not to log sensitive data)
* Consider adding database migration versioning for schema evolution
- Assignment: Return to original engineer (Hermes) for considerations
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