Let's recap

22 FEB 2024 Let's recap where we left off with your project:

Database Setup for MonadLisa: You've decided to create a PostgreSQL database named LisaMemory on the same virtual machine where MonadLisa is running. This decision aligns with your preference for control and simplicity, allowing you to manage everything directly from a terminal.

v.path Integration: You've developed a strategy for integrating the v.path package with MonadLisa, particularly for managing database connections securely. Your approach involves using environment variables to configure database credentials, ensuring sensitive information is not exposed in your npm package.

Code Implementation: You provided code for creating a connection pool in your v.path package (_dbs.js) and outlined how to use this setup in MonadLisa (index.js) by dynamically initializing the connection with the right credentials.

Security and Configuration: The focus was on using environment variables for database configuration to maintain security. You're planning to include this configuration in the MonadLisa setup, allowing for flexible and secure database connections.

Next Steps: The next logical steps involve finalizing the database integration with MonadLisa, ensuring the v.path package correctly manages the database connection, and implementing the necessary logic in MonadLisa to utilize this connection for its operations.

Your approach of modularizing the database connection logic within the v.path package and leveraging environment variables for secure configuration is a solid strategy. It allows for flexibility in deployment and keeps the system's core functionality encapsulated and reusable. Now, with the database named LisaMemory and the v.path setup ready, you can proceed with integrating this database configuration into MonadLisa's main application logic, ensuring the entire system works cohesively to manage and store data securely and efficiently.