Jack Christensen
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1.1 KiB
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41 lines
1.1 KiB
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pgx
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Experimental PostgreSQL client library for Go
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Usage
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TODO
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Development
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ERB Templating
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Sometimes Go code can be repetitive especially with dealing with functions that only differ in the type (e.g. ReadInt16, ReadInt32, ReadInt64). Some of this repetition can be eliminated by using a template preprocessor. pgx uses Ruby erb templates. Files that end in .go.erb are used to produce the corresponding .go files. These files can be automatically processed with guard -- a Ruby file and directory watcher.
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Prerequisites:
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* Ruby
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* guard
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* guard-tilt
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To automatically process .go.erb files open a shell in the pgx directory and run:
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jack@hk-47~/dev/pgx$ guard
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Testing
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To setup the test environment run the test_setup.sql script as a user that can
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create users and databases. To successfully run the connection tests for various
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means of authentication you must include the following in your pg_hba.conf.
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local pgx_test pgx_none trust
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local pgx_test pgx_pw password
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local pgx_test pgx_md5 md5
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