postgres(client:encodingContext:decodingContext:sqlLogLevel:logger:)

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Create a PostgreSQL database configuration from a PostgresClient.

static func postgres(client: PostgresClient, encodingContext: PostgresEncodingContext<some PostgresJSONEncoder> = .default, decodingContext: PostgresDecodingContext<some PostgresJSONDecoder> = .default, sqlLogLevel: Logger.Level = .debug, logger: Logger) -> DatabaseConfigurationFactory

Parameters

client: A PostgresClient.
encodingContext: Encoding context to use for serializing data.
decodingContext: Decoding context to use for deserializing data.
sqlLogLevel: Level at which to log SQL queries.
logger: Logger to use in the client.

Discussion

This is different to the other configuration factories as it uses PostgresNIO’s modern PostgresClient connection pool under the hood instead of the AsyncKit pool. The client’s lifecycle is expected to be managed by the caller.

Warning

The database that’s returned using this configuration is not castable to a PostgresDatabase, and TransactionControlDatabase is to be used inside withConnection.