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H0tChicken 37f063229c fix: use BigInt for PlexLibrary.duration to prevent INT4 overflow
The duration column (Int/int4, max ~2.15B) overflows when storing
millisecond values for items with large durations from Audiobookshelf
or Plex backends. Change to BigInt (int8) and wrap duration calculations
in BigInt() at the Prisma write boundary.

Changes:
- prisma/schema.prisma: PlexLibrary.duration Int? → BigInt?
- plex-recently-added.processor.ts: BigInt(Math.round(...)) wrapping
- scan-plex.processor.ts: same BigInt wrapping
- documentation/backend/database.md: updated duration type notation

Fixes #193

Co-Authored-By: Oz <oz-agent@warp.dev>
2026-05-04 00:32:09 +00:00

7.9 KiB

Database Schema

Status: Implemented

PostgreSQL database storing users, audiobooks, requests, downloads, configuration, and jobs.

Setup: Automatically created on container startup via prisma db push (syncs schema directly to DB without migration files).

Tables

Users

  • id (UUID PK), plex_id (unique), plex_username, plex_email, role ('user'|'admin')
  • is_setup_admin (bool, default false) - First admin created during setup, role protected from changes
  • avatar_url, auth_token (encrypted), created_at, updated_at, last_login_at
  • Plex Home profile tracking:
    • plex_home_user_id (string, nullable) - Profile ID from Plex Home (null = main account, set = home profile)
  • Request approval control:
    • auto_approve_requests (bool, nullable, default null) - Per-user override for request approval
      • null = Use global setting (Configuration.auto_approve_requests)
      • true = Always auto-approve this user's requests
      • false = Always require admin approval for this user's requests
  • BookDate per-user preferences:
    • bookdate_library_scope ('full'|'rated', default 'full') - Library scope for recommendations
    • bookdate_custom_prompt (text, optional, max 1000 chars) - Custom preferences for AI
    • bookdate_onboarding_complete (bool, default false) - Whether user has completed BookDate onboarding
  • Indexes: plex_id, role

Audible_Cache

  • id (UUID PK), asin (unique, Audible ID), title, author, narrator, description
  • cover_art_url, cached_cover_path (local thumbnail path), duration_minutes, release_date, rating, genres (JSONB)
  • Discovery: is_popular (bool), is_new_release (bool), popular_rank, new_release_rank
  • last_synced_at, created_at, updated_at
  • Indexes: asin, title, author, is_popular, is_new_release, popular_rank, new_release_rank
  • Purpose: Cached Audible metadata (popular/new releases), thumbnails stored locally in /app/cache/thumbnails

Plex_Library (Library Cache)

  • id (UUID PK), plex_guid (unique, external ID from Plex or Audiobookshelf), plex_rating_key
  • title, author, narrator, summary, duration (BigInt, milliseconds), year, user_rating (0-10 scale)
  • Universal identifiers: asin (Audible ASIN), isbn (ISBN-10 or ISBN-13)
  • file_path, thumb_url, cached_library_cover_path (local cached cover path), plex_library_id, added_at
  • last_scanned_at, created_at, updated_at
  • Indexes: plex_guid, title, author, plex_library_id, asin, isbn
  • Purpose: Universal library cache for both Plex and Audiobookshelf backends
  • ASIN/ISBN fields: Enable accurate matching across backends
    • Plex: ASIN extracted from Plex GUID (e.g., com.plexapp.agents.audible://B00ABC123) + stored in dedicated field
    • Audiobookshelf: ASIN/ISBN retrieved directly from ABS metadata + stored in dedicated fields
    • Matching: Prioritizes exact ASIN/ISBN matches (100% confidence) before fuzzy title/author matching
  • Cached cover path: Local path to cached library cover (e.g., /app/cache/library/{hash}.jpg), populated during scans

Audiobooks

  • id (UUID PK), audible_asin (nullable), title, author, narrator, description
  • cover_art_url, file_path, file_format, file_size_bytes
  • plex_guid (nullable), plex_library_id (nullable), abs_item_id (nullable)
  • files_hash (nullable) - SHA256 hash of sorted audio filenames for library matching
  • status ('requested'|'downloading'|'processing'|'completed'|'failed')
  • created_at, updated_at, completed_at
  • Indexes: audible_asin, plex_guid, abs_item_id, files_hash, title, author, status
  • Purpose: User-requested audiobooks only (created on request)
  • File Hash Matching: files_hash enables 100% accurate ASIN matching for RMAB-organized content in ABS library scans (see: fixes/file-hash-matching.md)

Requests

  • id (UUID PK), user_id (FK), audiobook_id (FK)
  • status ('pending'|'searching'|'downloading'|'processing'|'downloaded'|'available'|'failed'|'cancelled'|'awaiting_search'|'awaiting_import'|'warn'|'awaiting_approval'|'denied')
    • Approval flow: awaiting_approval → (approve) → pending → searching → downloading → processing → downloaded → available
    • Denial flow: awaiting_approval → (deny) → denied
    • awaiting_approval - Request pending admin approval (only if auto-approve disabled)
    • denied - Request rejected by admin (terminal state)
    • pending - Request approved and queued for processing
  • progress (0-100), priority, error_message
  • search_attempts, download_attempts, import_attempts, max_import_retries (default 5)
  • last_search_at, last_import_at, created_at, updated_at, completed_at
  • Unique: (user_id, audiobook_id)
  • Indexes: user_id, audiobook_id, status, created_at DESC

Download_History

  • id (UUID PK), request_id (FK), indexer_name, torrent_name, torrent_hash
  • torrent_size_bytes, magnet_link, torrent_url, seeders, leechers
  • quality_score, selected (bool), download_client, download_client_id
  • download_status ('queued'|'downloading'|'completed'|'failed'|'stalled')
  • download_error, started_at, completed_at, created_at
  • Indexes: request_id, selected, created_at DESC

Configuration

  • id (UUID PK), key (unique), value, encrypted (bool), category, description
  • created_at, updated_at
  • Indexes: key, category
  • Example keys: plex.server_url, plex.auth_token, indexer.prowlarr_url, download_client.qbittorrent_password, paths.downloads, setup.completed, auto_approve_requests
  • Request approval:
    • auto_approve_requests (value: 'true'|'false') - Global setting for auto-approving requests
    • If 'true' and User.autoApproveRequests is null, requests auto-approved
    • If not 'true' and User.autoApproveRequests is null, requests require admin approval

Jobs

  • id (UUID PK), bull_job_id, request_id (FK nullable)
  • type ('search_indexers'|'monitor_download'|'organize_files'|'scan_plex'|'match_plex'|'plex_library_scan'|'plex_recently_added_check'|'audible_refresh'|'retry_missing_torrents'|'retry_failed_imports'|'cleanup_seeded_torrents'|'monitor_rss_feeds')
  • status ('pending'|'active'|'completed'|'failed'|'delayed'|'stuck')
  • priority, attempts, max_attempts (default 3)
  • payload (JSONB), result (JSONB), error_message, stack_trace
  • started_at, completed_at, created_at, updated_at
  • Indexes: request_id, type, status, created_at DESC

Job_Events

  • id (UUID PK), job_id (FK → Jobs, CASCADE delete)
  • level ('info'|'warn'|'error')
  • context (processor name: OrganizeFiles, FileOrganizer, MonitorDownload, etc.)
  • message (event description)
  • metadata (JSONB, optional structured data)
  • created_at (timestamp)
  • Indexes: job_id, created_at
  • Purpose: Store detailed event logs for job operations (shown in admin logs UI)

Relationships

  • User → Requests (1:many)
  • Audiobook → Requests (1:many)
  • Request → Download History (1:many)
  • Request → Jobs (1:many, nullable)
  • Job → Job Events (1:many, CASCADE delete)

Setup Strategy

Approach: Schema sync via prisma db push

  • Prisma schema is source of truth
  • On startup: sync schema → database
  • Idempotent (safe to run multiple times)
  • No migration files needed
  • Generates Prisma client after sync

ORM: Prisma 6.x

  • Type-safe queries
  • Auto-generated types
  • Connection pooling
  • Client output: src/generated/prisma

Security

Encryption at Rest (AES-256):

  • User auth tokens
  • API keys/passwords in Configuration
  • Download client credentials

SQL Injection: Parameterized queries only via ORM

Access Control: Row-level (users see only their requests), admins have full access

Tech Stack

  • PostgreSQL 16+
  • Prisma 6.x
  • prisma db push (schema sync)
  • Node.js crypto (encryption)