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@syncular/server-dialect-postgres

v0.0.6-243

Published

PostgreSQL dialect for the Syncular server

Readme

@syncular/server-dialect-postgres

PostgreSQL dialect for the Syncular server sync schema and query patterns (commit log, change log, scopes, snapshot chunks, console tables).

Use this when your server is backed by Postgres.

If your runtime is backed by Neon, use createNeonServerDialect(). It runs the same sync SQL behavior, but makes the intended server/runtime pairing explicit in code and docs.

Install

npm install @syncular/server-dialect-postgres

Usage

Postgres server

import { ensureSyncSchema } from '@syncular/server';
import { createPostgresServerDialect } from '@syncular/server-dialect-postgres';

const dialect = createPostgresServerDialect();
await ensureSyncSchema(db, dialect);

Neon-backed server

import { ensureSyncSchema } from '@syncular/server';
import { createNeonServerDialect } from '@syncular/server-dialect-postgres';

const dialect = createNeonServerDialect();
await ensureSyncSchema(db, dialect);

Neon-backed server with umbrella imports

import { ensureSyncSchema } from 'syncular/server';
import { createNeonServerDialect } from 'syncular/server-dialect-neon';

const dialect = createNeonServerDialect();
await ensureSyncSchema(db, dialect);

Documentation

  • Dialects: https://syncular.dev/docs/server/dialects
  • Server setup: https://syncular.dev/docs/build/server-setup

Links

  • GitHub: https://github.com/syncular/syncular
  • Issues: https://github.com/syncular/syncular/issues

Status: Alpha. APIs and storage layouts may change between releases.