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@reelay/mythix-orm-postgresql

v1.12.0

Published

PostgreSQL driver for Mythix ORM

Downloads

4

Readme

mythix-orm-postgresql

Mythix

PostgreSQL database driver for Mythix ORM.

Install

npm i --save mythix-orm-postgresql

Documentation

Documentation can be found at the WIKI.

Documentation for Mythix ORM can be found at the Mythix ORM WIKI.

Usage

const { PostgreSQLConnection } = require('mythix-orm-postgresql');

(async function() {
  let connection = new PostgreSQLConnection({
    bindModels: true,
    models:     [ /* application models */ ],
    logger:     console,
    user:       'database-username',
    password:   'database-password',
    database:   'test-database',
    host:       '127.0.0.1',
    port:       5432,
  });

  await connection.start();

  // run application code

  await connection.stop();
})();

Connection Options

| Option | Type | Default Value | Description | | ------ | ---- | ------------- | ----------- | | bindModels | boolean | true | Bind the models provided to this connection (see the Mythix ORM Connection Binding article for more information). | | connectionTimeout | number | 60000 | Number of milliseconds to wait for connection. | | host | string | undefined | The domain/host used to connect to the database. | | idleTransactionTimeout | number | undefined | Number of milliseconds before terminating any session with an open idle transaction. | | logger | Logger Interface | undefined | Assign a logger to the connection. If a logger is assigned, then every query (and every error) will be logged using this logger. | | maxPoolConnections | number | 10 | Maximum number of clients the connection pool should contain. | | models | Array<Model> | undefined | Models to register with the connection (these models will be bound to the connection if the boundModels option is true). | password | string | undefined | The password used to connect to the database. | | port | string | 5432 | The port used to connect to the database. | | queryGenerator | QueryGenerator | PostgreSQLQueryGenerator | Provide an alternate QueryGenerator interface for generating SQL statements for PostgreSQL. This is not usually needed, as the SQLiteConnection itself will provide its own generator interface. However, if you want to customize the default query generator, or want to provide your own, you can do so using this option. | | queryTimeout | number | 15000 | Number of milliseconds before a query call will timeout. | | statementTimeout | number | 15000 | Number of milliseconds before a statement in query will time out. | | user | string | undefined | The username used to connect to the database. |