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planetscale-node
Advanced tools
This is a pre-release JavaScript client for connecting to PlanetScale.
$ npm install planetscale-node
This code uses the PlanetScale API to provision a TLS certificate, and then connects to the database. It uses Service Tokens for authentication, so you'll need to create one for the app:
~> pscale service-token create
NAME TOKEN
-------------- ------------------------------------------
nyprhd2z6bd3 [REDACTED]
~> pscale service-token add-access nyprhd2z6bd3 connect_production_branch --database [YOUR DB]
DATABASE ACCESSES
---------- ---------------------------
[YOUR DB] connect_production_branch
Set the following environment variables in your application.
export PLANETSCALE_TOKEN='[REDACTED]'
export PLANETSCALE_TOKEN_NAME='nyprhd2z6bd3'
export PLANETSCALE_ORG='[YOUR ORG]'
export PLANETSCALE_DB='[YOUR DB NAME]'
const { PDSB } = require('planetscale-node')
async function main() {
const conn = new PSDB('main')
const [rows, fields] = await conn.query('select * from reminders')
console.log(rows, fields)
}
main()
const { PDSB } = require('planetscale-node')
async function main() {
const conn = new PSDB('main')
const [rows, fields] = await conn.execute('select * from reminders where id > ?', [10])
console.log(rows, fields)
}
main()
FAQs
PlanetScale Database Client
The npm package planetscale-node receives a total of 3 weekly downloads. As such, planetscale-node popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that planetscale-node demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 5 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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