ts-postgres - npm Package Versions

A statement error during the processing of a prepared statement is now handled correctly (#73).

An internal error now cancels all queries.

The ts-typed-events dependency was updated to version 3.0.0.

Fix range error that could occur when parsing an incomplete data row after one or more previous messages had already been processed.

The stack trace of a query error now originates in calling code, rather than an async listening thread.

Fix error handling for queries that return no data.

Fix error handling during connection attempts such that promise returned by connect() is rejected in case of an error.

Add support for SCRAM-SHA-256 authentication.

Fix issue where a query with multiple columns would yield incomplete rows when protocol data spans multiple receive buffers.

The "execute" method is now public and must be used now when passing a query object rather than individual arguments when querying.

Add support for streaming binary column data.

Add SSL support.

Fix buffer race condition that could lead to data corruption.

Fix issue with BYTEA where a returned buffer would incorrectly be a slice into an internal buffer.

The environment variables PGHOST and PGPORT can now be set to override the static defaults "localhost" and 5432.

Fixed an issue where a connection error would not reject the connect promise.

Added optional connectionTimeout configuration setting (in milliseconds).

Updated dependency on "ts-typed-events".

Fixed ECONNRESET deprecation.

Enable parsing of jsonb and uuid arrays. [matthieusieben]

Fixed error when parsing null arrays. [matthieusieben]

Encoding argument now uses BufferEncoding type.

The rejection value is now a DatabaseError object which inherits from Error. Previously, this value was a plain string.

Add command status string to result object.

Fix password authentication.

Add support for MD5 authentication.

Handle JSONB and null values.

Connection state variable 'closed' is now public. This should be checked before using the connection to make sure that an unexpected error has not occurred which would close the connection.

Handle protocol errors gracefully, passing error to open data handlers and marking the connection as 'closed'.