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- Subject: Re: Lua and Postgres
- From: Marc Balmer <marc@...>
- Date: Sun, 16 Jan 2011 10:27:30 +0100
Well, it looks like we suddenly have an abundance of interfaces to
PostgreSQL ;) Having a choice is always a good thing.
[...]
> https://github.com/STPeters/luapgsql
This lacks licensing information (or I did not find it).
>
> local res = db:exec("SELECT name FROM persons WHERE id = $1", {id})
> for r in res:rows()
> print(r.name)
> end
A good idea, maybe I "steal" it.
>
>
>> You get the idea... Currently we are trying to make use of PostgreSQL's
>> asynchronous notification feature, linking a notificatin to the
>> execution of a Lua function:
>>
>> db:listen('AN_EVENT', function()
>> print('Event AN_EVENT was signalled')
>> end)
>>
>> Then when e.g. on a psql prompt you enter 'notify AN_EVENT;', above
>> function would be called.
>
> my fork of luapgsql:
> https://github.com/edo1/luapgsql
No license information, either.
>
> db:exec('LISTEN somenotify')
> -- wait indefinitely for NOTIFY:
> db:notifywait()
> -- OR wait for NOTIFY, up to six seconds
> db:notifywait(6)
>
> for my needs NOTIFY-wait function is better, but if someone need
> NOTIFY-driven callback - it can be added as well.
To be honest, I left out a small, but important detail: Our
implementation works in an X11 context only, i.e. we use X11 library
calls internally.