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@knorm/postgres
Advanced tools
Postgres plugin for @knorm/knorm that enables running queries agaisnt postgres. Also, it adds postgres-specific features such as:
json
and jsonb
fields before save (insert or update)string
fields with maxLength: 255
limit
, offset
, returning
query options and ilike
where option,
via sql-bricks-postgresUPDATE FROM
, via
sql-bricks-postgresnpm install --save @knorm/knorm @knorm/postgres
@knorm/postgres has a peer dependency on @knorm/knorm
const knorm = require('@knorm/knorm');
const knormPostgres = require('@knorm/postgres');
const orm = knorm({
// knorm options
}).use(
knormPostgres({
// knormPostgres options
})
);
Option | Type | Description |
---|---|---|
name | string | the name of the plugin, defaults to 'postgres' |
connection | object or string | if set, this option is passed directly to pg. However, connections can also be configured via environment variables |
initClient | (async) function | a function called when a new client is acquired from the pool. useful for configuring the connection e.g. setting session variables. it's called with the client as the only argument |
restoreClient | (async) function | a function called before a client is released back into the pool. useful for restoring a client e.g. unsetting session variables. it's called with the client as the only argument |
NOTE that all options are optional.
FAQs
Postgres plugin for knorm
The npm package @knorm/postgres receives a total of 179 weekly downloads. As such, @knorm/postgres popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that @knorm/postgres demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 2 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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