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v-connection-string

v1.1.1

Published

4 months ago

Functions for dealing with a Vertica connection string

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vertica-opensrc

vertica connection string parse pg postgres

v-connection-string

Enables handling of connection strings to establish connections with the vertica-nodejs driver.

Documentation

v-connection-string is part of a much larger project, vertica-nodejs. While each individual package should have its own documentation for exposing and detailing related components of the vertica-nodejs API, the main location for those using the driver can be found here:

vertica-nodejs

Other packages part of the vertica-nodejs project can be found here:

Establishing a TCP Connection with Connection String

The URL format for opening a TCP connection:

vertica://<user>:<password>@<host>:<port>/<database>?configParams

where configParams are of the format ?parameterName=parameterValue and include other supported options outside of the required five. These config parameters will be passed through the same way as establishing a client connection with a config object.

Username and Password should be urlencoded, but the database name should not be urlencoded.

License

Apache 2.0 License, please see LICENSE for details.