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postgresql-service

v8.0.5

Published

A simple wrapper around `node-pg`

Downloads

104

Readme

postgresql-service

A simple wrapper around node-pg

GitHub license

This simple service covers my own usage of the pg module. I only use transactions and queries and I use dependency injection with Knifecycle.

It also sets up a few tweaks I have to do for each projects like avoiding to mess up with dates.

Tagged templates

You may like to use pgsqwell with this module.

API

initPGService(services) ⇒ Promise.<Object>

Instantiate the pg service

Kind: global function
Returns: Promise.<Object> - A promise of the pg service

| Param | Type | Description | | --- | --- | --- | | services | Object | The services to inject | | [services.log] | function | A logging function | | [services.PG_URL_ENV_NAME] | Object | The environment variable name in which to pick-up the PG url | | [services.ENV] | Object | An environment object | | services.PG | Object | A pg compatible configuration object |

Example

import initPGService from 'postgresql-service';

const { service: pg, dispose } = await initPGService({
  log: console.log.bind(console),
  ENV: process.env, // Proxy the PG_URL env var
});

const result = pg.query('SELECT 1');

await dispose();

initPGService~query() ⇒ String | Object

Executes the given query

Kind: inner method of initPGService
Returns: String - Query to executeObject - Arguments hash for the query
Example

const { rows, fields } = await pg.query(
   'SELECT * FROM users WHERE user = $$userId',
   { userId: 1 }
);

initPGService~queries() ⇒ Array.<String> | Object

Executes the given queries in parallel (using the connections pool)

Kind: inner method of initPGService
Returns: Array.<String> - Queries to executeObject - Arguments hashes for the queries
Example

const [{ rows, fields }, { rows2, fields2 }] = await pg.queries([
   'SELECT * FROM users WHERE user = $$userId',
   'SELECT * FROM users WHERE user = $$userId',
], { userId: 1 });

initPGService~transaction() ⇒ Array.<String> | Object

Executes the given queries in a single transaction

Kind: inner method of initPGService
Returns: Array.<String> - Queries to executeObject - Arguments hashes for the queries
Example

const [, { rows, fields }] = await pg.transaction([
   'UPDATE users SET isActive = true WHERE user = $$userId',
   'SELECT * FROM users WHERE user = $$userId',
], { userId: 1 });

Authors

License

MIT