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@spikedpunch/stacks-postgres

v0.0.2

Published

PostgresSQL plugin for `stacks`. The underlying implementation uses the [Kysely](https://github.com/koskimas/kysely) Postgres query builder. This was chosen to provide as much forward functionality as possible.

Downloads

5

Readme

stacks-postgres

PostgresSQL plugin for stacks. The underlying implementation uses the Kysely Postgres query builder. This was chosen to provide as much forward functionality as possible.

Model Definitions


let model = stack.create.model('model', {
   name: '' 
})

model.symbols.push({
   name: 'postgres:
})

Model Symbols

| Name | Required | Type | Description | |-|-|-|-| | postgres:tablename | optional | string | The name of the Postgres Table. Defaultrs to the Model's name. | | postgres:custom | optional | function(builder: CreateTableBuilder<any, any>): Promise<CreateTableBuilder<any, any>> | Allows you to fully customize the table creation process. This is a lambda function that provides you with the CreateTableBuilder Object in the underlying library. |

Member Symbols

| Name | Required | Type | Description | |-|-|-|-| | postgres:datatype | optional | string | The Postgres Data Type, as specified here. If not provided the plugin will assign a default based on its type. See the Default Type Mapping table below. | | postgres:columnname | optional | string | The name of the column for this Member | | postgres:customcolumn | optional | function(builder: CreateTableBuilder<any, any>): Promise<CreateTableBuilder<any, any>> | A custom column definition builder. This exposes the underlying builder to configure the column any way you need. |

Examples

Default Type Mapping

| JS Type | Postgres Type | Notes | |-|-|-| | string | text | | number | integer | | boolean | boolean | | array | [] | Also supports List of Lists, ie int[][] | | Object Ref | table or composite type | Will use the Type's Table nme or Composite name |

Store Context

TODO: Fill out

name: 'stacks:postgres',
version: this.version || 'version-not-set',
store: {
   config: this.config,
   db: this.context.db,
   tables: Array.from(this.context.tableMap.values())
}

Underlying Details

  • Search indexes are created on each table for the id column using btree.