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Overhaul makePgConfig and related interfaces #190
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…ration: - `GraphileBuild.GraphileResolverContext` renamed to `Grafast.Context` - `GraphileConfig.GraphQLRequestContext` renamed to `Grafast.RequestContext` - `Grafast.PgDatabaseAdaptorOptions` renaed to `GraphileConfig.PgDatabaseAdaptorOptions` - `@dataplan/pg/adaptors/node-postgres` is now `@dataplan/pg/adaptors/pg` due to the bizarre naming of PostgreSQL clients on npm - we've decided to use the module name as the unique identifier - `makePgConfigs`: - is now `makePgConfig` (singular) - so you'll need to wrap it in an array where you use it - no longer exported by `@dataplan/pg` (because it depended on `pg`) - instead each adaptor exposes this helper - so import from `@dataplan/pg/adaptors/node-postgres` - accepts an object parameter containing `{connectionString, schemas, superuserConnectionString}`, rather than multiple string parameters - `postgraphile` CLI will now try and respect the adaptor stated in your preset when overriding connection arguments - Removed `Grafast.RequestContext.httpRequest` and instead use `Grafast.RequestContext.node.req/res`; all server adaptors should implement this if appropriate
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🚨 Breaking changes around types and postgres configuration:
GraphileBuild.GraphileResolverContext
renamed toGrafast.Context
GraphileConfig.GraphQLRequestContext
renamed toGrafast.RequestContext
Grafast.PgDatabaseAdaptorOptions
renaed toGraphileConfig.PgDatabaseAdaptorOptions
@dataplan/pg/adaptors/node-postgres
is now@dataplan/pg/adaptors/pg
due tothe bizarre naming of PostgreSQL clients on npm - we've decided to use the
module name as the unique identifier
makePgConfigs
:makePgConfig
(singular) - so you'll need to wrap it in an arraywhere you use it
@dataplan/pg
(because it depended onpg
) - insteadeach adaptor exposes this helper - so import from
@dataplan/pg/adaptors/node-postgres
{connectionString, schemas, superuserConnectionString}
, rather thanmultiple string parameters
postgraphile
CLI will now try and respect the adaptor stated in your presetwhen overriding connection arguments
Grafast.RequestContext.httpRequest
and instead useGrafast.RequestContext.node.req/res
; all server adaptors should implementthis if appropriate