Pool Packages

This package provides the main entry point for clients to work with PGProxy Servers. It acts both as an abstraction layer over the various client implementations _and_ as a registry for them.

This package provides a NodeJS specific client for PGProxy Servers.

This package provides a `PGClient` implementation _directly connecting_ to PostgreSQL servers, and not requiring a PGProxy Server to run.

This package provides client for PGProxy Servers based on WHATWG `fetch` and WebSockets, and the WebCrypto API.

The persister interface for PostgreSQL Proxy is a higher-level interface offering (on top of the usual connection and query interface) a CRUD abstraction over database tables and few utility methods.

This package provides low-level connectivity and a connection pool implementation to connect to PosgreSQL databases using `libpq`.

This package provides the core of the PGProxy HTTP and WebSocket server to be used in connection with PGProxy clients.

This package provides two-way type conversion between PostgreSQL strings and the data types they represent in JavaScript.

This package provides a number of different utilities for developing and testing with `PGProxy`.

👉 https://hyper.fun/c/tabler-pool/1.3.0

Cluster management for puppeteer

SDK for interacting with GooseFX Single-sided Liquidity pools

Includes open-dex-contracts integration & use-cases

Cluster management for puppeteer

Cluster management for puppeteer

Create and manage a pool of workers in Node.js using worker threads.

Dumb process pool with CPU cores binding for 'heavy' tasks. A CPU core can only perform one task at a time. Linux only.

RxStack Worker Threads Pool Module

Deploy locks management (CLI and Slackbot)

A set of functions for coding easy to read HTTP requests.