package session-postgresql-async
A session manager for your everyday needs - Postgresql-specific support for Async
Install
Dune Dependency
Authors
Maintainers
Sources
0.5.0.tar.gz
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Module Session_postgresql_async
Source
PostgreSQL backend using the Session.S.Future
signature with Async.
The default expiry period is one week. The code expects the following table and index to be in pace:
CREATE TABLE IF NOT EXISTS session ( session_key char(40), expire_date timestamp (2) with time zone, session_data text ); CREATE INDEX session_key_idx ON session (session_key);
Note that this module does not do utilize non-blocking IO but instead runs each synchronous operation in a thread.
include Session.S.Future
with type t = Postgresql.connection
and type +'a io = 'a Async.Deferred.t
and type key = string
and type value = string
and type period = int64
type !'a io = 'a Async.Deferred.t
type t = Postgresql.connection
Source
val connect :
?host:string ->
?hostaddr:string ->
?port:string ->
?dbname:string ->
?user:string ->
?password:string ->
?options:string ->
?tty:string ->
?requiressl:string ->
?conninfo:string ->
?startonly:bool ->
unit ->
t Async.Deferred.t
Create a connection to a postgresql database.
This is an alias for the connection constructor. If you have an existing connection to a database with the appropriate tables set up, you are more than welcome to use it.
set_default_period t period
sets the default expiry period of t
. This will only affect future operations.
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