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@rxifyjs/pg

v1.2.2

Published

RxJS wrapper for "pg"

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Readme

@rxifyjs/pg

Provides RxJS wrappers for node-postgres and a cli for executing local Postgres files and scripts.

We have attempted to create wrappers for most of the functionality that is required for the middle tier of an application, including connection pooling, cursors, query streaming, and one-off client creation.

If you identify a missing features or bug, open a PR or submit a feature request or bug report.

For detailed documentation, visit our GitHub page.

CLI

pg-runner is a lightweight alternative to Postgres IDEs. It provides developers with the ability to run SQL scripts and queries directly from their VSCode terminal.

Options

| Option | Alias | Description | | ----------- | ----- | --------------------------------------------------- | | --script | -s | Execute a script wrapped in double quotes. | | --path | -p | Provide a path to a local .sql script to execute. | | --format | -f | The format of the results printed to the console. | | --values | -v | Provide dynamic values. | | --cursors | | Flag indicating that -s or -p returns cursors. | | --psql | | Opens a psql session. |

Examples

--script

$ pg-runner --script "SELECT * FROM my_table"
SELECT RETURNED n rows.
┌─────────┬────────────┬───────────┬──────────┐
│ (index) │  column_a  │ column_b  │ column_n │
├─────────┼────────────┼───────────┼──────────┤
│    1    │  'aa_val'  │ 'ab_val'  │ 'an_val' │
│    2    │  'ba_val'  │ 'bb_val'  │ 'bn_val' │
│    n    │  'na_val'  │ 'nb_val'  │ 'nn_val' │
└─────────┴────────────┴───────────┴──────────┘

--path

$ pg-runner --path "./my-script.sql"
SELECT RETURNED n rows.
┌─────────┬────────────┬───────────┬──────────┐
│ (index) │  column_a  │ column_b  │ column_n │
├─────────┼────────────┼───────────┼──────────┤
│    1    │  'aa_val'  │ 'ab_val'  │ 'an_val' │
│    2    │  'ba_val'  │ 'bb_val'  │ 'bn_val' │
│    n    │  'na_val'  │ 'nb_val'  │ 'nn_val' │
└─────────┴────────────┴───────────┴──────────┘

--cursors

When you include the --cursors flag, the pg-runner assums that the query's initial result set is the cursors. It then calls FETCH ALL on each cursor returned by the initial query.

$ sql-runner --script "SELECT * FROM get_all_users()" --cursors

--values

For scripts that accept arguments, you pass parameters with the --values option, which accepts a list of space-separated values:

$ sql-runner --script "SELECT * FROM get_user_by_lastname(\$1)" --values Smith
$ sql-runner --script "SELECT * FROM get_user_by_lastname_firstname(\$1, \$2)" --values Smith John

It is important to note that you must escape the parameters; for example, do not enter "$1", enter "\$1".

Installation

You can use pg-runner globally by running the following command:

$ npm install -g @rxifyjs/pg

If you only want to use pg-runner in your application, you can run...

$ npm install --save @rxifyjs/pg
$ npx pg-runner ...

Testing

This library uses the @databases/pg library to test. Before testing, you need to run the following commands to start and initialize the test database:

$ npm run db:start
$ npm run db:init

This will spin up a docker database instance and run an init script that creates test tables, inserts their data, and creates test functions.

Note on Unit Testing

When we implemented the Jest hooks outlined in the @databases/pg docs, we ran into an issue where the database is spun down before tests complete. While we're working on fixing this issue, run the following command before running unit tests:

$ npm run db:start

After tests have completed, run...

$ npm run db:stop

These commands will spin up and spin down a test Postgres database.