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- Email Fetching and Display: The
webmail.tsscript successfully fetches emails from the SQLite database using Drizzle ORM and renders them in an HTML interface. - Email Reception and Storage: The
reciever.tsscript processes incoming emails via an email trigger and inserts them into the database using Drizzle ORM. - Type-Safe Schema: The database schema is defined in
shared/db/schema.ts, ensuring type safety across the application.
- Migration File Setup: User needs to provide or confirm the migration files or an alternative method for Drizzle ORM to handle table creation.
- Full Testing: Need to test the application with the final migration setup to ensure all database operations work as expected in the Val Town environment.
- Database Upgrade: The application has been upgraded to use Drizzle ORM for queries and inserts. Migration setup for table creation is in progress, pending user input.
- Memory Bank Initialization: All core memory bank files have been created to document the project's context, architecture, and progress.
- Migration Pending: Without the migration files or an alternative approach, table creation via Drizzle ORM migrations is not fully operational. User intervention is required to finalize this setup.
- Initial Setup: Started with raw SQLite queries for database operations in Val Town.
- ORM Adoption: Decided to upgrade to Drizzle ORM for improved type safety and maintainability, leading to updates in
webmail.tsandreciever.ts. - Migration Strategy: Opted for Drizzle's migration system for schema management, currently awaiting user-provided files or alternative instructions for completion.
- Documentation: Established a memory bank to ensure continuity and clarity after memory resets, covering project brief, product context, active work, system patterns, tech context, and progress.