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@bouncingpixel/massive-pg-db

v0.0.2

Published

Wrapper to help with using MassiveJS with Postgres on projects

Downloads

6

Readme

massive-pg-db

Helper to help with using MassiveJS with Postgres on projects. Makes initialization, managing instance, and creating a Session Store easier.

Working With

Requirements

  • Postgres server
  • massive ^3.0.0
  • express ^4.13.4
  • nconf ^0.8.4

Installing

Install the package using your JS package manager of choice, such as npm or yarn.

For example, with npm or yarn:

$ npm install --save @bouncingpixel/massive-pg-db

$ yarn add @bouncingpixel/massive-pg-db

Configuration

This module, like many other @bouncingpixel modules, relies on nconf. The following configuration keys should be defined to use this module:

Required

  • massivejs:connectString The connect string to connect to postgres.

Optional

  • massivejs:scriptsPath The path to any scripts to load. It will default to ./db in the current working directory.

  • massivejs:sessiontable The name of the session table to use with the Session Store

Using {package-name}

The must be initialized before using. The init function will make the connection to postgres. The init function takes no parameters.

The getSessionStore takes an optional options parameters which can define additional options on the connect-pg-simple middleware. When using the sessions, first be sure to add the session table to the database. See connect-pg-simple for the table.sql. The table name may be changed, but must match the same as the config massivejs:tablename or the default session.

init(): Promise

getSessionStore(expressSession: ExpressSession, options?: any): SessionStore