fixing support for Unix sockets in native binding (rebased)

[booo]

Binding natively connections to Unix sockets failed due to DNS lookups applied on pathname to Unix socket's folder.

I rebased the commit to the master branch. You should be able to merge this now.

Belongs to #179

[brianc]

This looks good! I'm working on refactoring the connection parameters into a reusable class for both native & pure javascript to use...I'll be sure to add tests & coverage for this scenario.

[brianc]

Oh nice catch! sorry 'bout that

On Mon, Apr 20, 2015 at 2:07 PM, redaktor notifications@github.com wrote:

@booo https://github.com/booo [and cc. brianc] This looks anything else
than "good" - sorry, but the code will never be fired:

if (!config.host.indexOf("/"))

You can't compare an indexOf with a simple '!' -
If the slash is not found indexOf returns -1`which is a negative integer
but not false.
You need an additional tilde symbol !!!

I will do a pull request to fix it in 2-10 minutes ;)

if (!~config.host.indexOf("/"))

Meanwhile @booo https://github.com/booo could read
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/18347033/how-to-shorten-my-conditional-statements/18347047#answer-18347047

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[redaktor]

👍 Sorry,
new to this – It's a minor issue for me now:
I overlooked the pg.connect object notation doc.
Seems more elegant to me anyway and everything is fine when I connect to

{
  host: '/foos_uberspacesocket'
}