High performance libpq bindings. The main feature is single row mode to support massive result sets without consuming the entire result set into memory. node-postgres is the standard postgres library, but it requires the entire result set to be read into memory before processing it. There is also pg-cursor on top of it, which helps, but it relies on server-side cursors (portals) which aren't compatible in all scenarios where session-level postgres features don't work (e.g. a production system running pgbouncer connection pooling).
This is not a fully functional postgres client, but it could be one day. It's still in early development.
npm install minipgimport { Client } from 'minipg';
const client = new Client().connect('dbname = postgres');
const sql = 'SELECT generate_series(1, 4000000000)';
// query an essentially infinite series of results
client.query(sql).each(function(err, finished, columns, row, index) {
// `err` is a possible error message
// `finished` indicates that the iteration is complete
// `columns` an object containing the column definitions
// `row` is the row object with the row data in it
// `index` is the index of this row in the result set
console.log(index);
if (finished) {
// the end was reached
client.close();
}
});