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nuxt-neon

v0.1.2

Published

Nuxt framework integration with Neon database

Downloads

12

Readme

Nuxt-Neon

npm version npm downloads License Nuxt

A simple Nuxt module alowing smooth integration with Neon database.

How to use?

Install the module to your Nuxt application with one command:

npx nuxi module add nuxt-neon

Provide connection details to your Neon DB instance through a set of Nuxt runtime config variables:

  • NUXT_PUBLIC_NEON_HOST
  • NUXT_PUBLIC_NEON_USER
  • NUXT_PUBLIC_NEON_PASS
  • NUXT_PUBLIC_NEON_DB

Nuxt-Neon will construct a PostgreSQL connection string based on given values:

`postgresql://${NUXT_PUBLIC_NEON_USER}:${NUXT_PUBLIC_NEON_PASS}@${NUXT_PUBLIC_NEON_HOST}.neon.tech/${NUXT_PUBLIC_NEON_DB}`

It will be used to initialize the Neon serverless driver object exposed via useNeon composable:

const { neonClient } = useNeon()

Provided Neon client object is capable of making direct SQL queries to connected database.

You can use either tagged template syntax:

neonClient`SELECT * FROM playing_with_neon`

Or the traditional function syntax:

neonClient('SELECT * FROM playing_with_neon')

That's it! Your Nuxt app is now connected to a Neon database instance ✨

Health check

Current status of the connection can be quickly checked by calling async function isOk provided by useNeon composable:

const { isOk } = useNeon()

The return value true/false is based on more complex probe function neonStatus which is also available:

const { neonStatus } = useNeon()

The test is performed by firing a SELECT 1=1 query to the current neonClient.

The function takes two optional parameters:

  • anonymous: boolean = true - if set to false, it will disclose username and password [WARNING: may expose sensitive data! Use with caution]
  • debug: boolean = false - if set to true, if will append the root cause returned by Neon driver [WARNING: may expose sensitive data! Use with caution]

Value returned is a NeonStatusResult promise:

  • connectionString: string - connection string that was used to initialize current neonClient (USER and PASS are anonymized, if anonymous = true)
  • status: 'OK' | 'ERR' - OK if connection works, ERR if error occured
  • debug?: string - Neon driver error, if status = 'ERR' and debug = true

Module options

Nuxt-Neon can be configured by overriding the default options values using key neon inside nuxt.config.ts.

Existing options:

  • sslMode - allows setting secure connection mode when constructing the DB connection string by adding sslmode parameter to URL. Values can be:
    • require (default)
    • verify-ca
    • verify-full
    • none (sslmode is not inclued in the connection string)

Example:

// nuxt.config.ts
export default defineNuxtConfig({
  neon: {
    sslMode: 'verify-full',
  },
  // other configuration
})

See also

Contribution

Contributions welcome! Let's make this module better together.

Contact https://github.com/AloisSeckar for more info.

# Install dependencies
npm install

# Generate type stubs
npm run dev:prepare

# Develop with the playground
npm run dev

# Build the playground
npm run dev:build

# Run ESLint
npm run lint

# Run Vitest
npm run test
npm run test:watch

# Release new version
npm run release