Postgres

Connecting your Build Tracker application to a PostgreSQL database is easy with the help of @build-tracker/plugin-with-postgres

Installation

yarn add @build-tracker/plugin-with-postgres@latest
# or
npm install --save @build-tracker/plugin-with-postgres@latest

Configuration

Edit your build-tracker.config.js file and compose your output configuration:

const withPostgres = require('@build-tracker/plugin-with-postgres').default;
module.exports = withPostgres({
pg: {
connectionString: '', // default: process.env.DATABASE_URL
user: '', // default: process.env.PGUSER
host: '', // default: process.env.PGHOST
database: '', // default: process.env.PGDATABASE
password: '', // default: process.env.PGPASSWORD
port: 5432, // default: process.env.PGPORT
ssl: true,
},
});

All configuration options that are able to fall back on process.env environment variables can be written to your systems ENV or to a local .env file via dotenv.

connectionString: string = process.env.DATABASE_URL

Optional. Use a single connection string to bypass the individual configs for host, database, user, password, and port.

host: string = process.env.PGHOST

Database host.

database: string = process.env.PGPASSWORD

Database name.

user: string = process.env.PGUSER

Database username with read access.

password: string = process.env.PGDATABASE

Password for the given database username.

port: number = process.env.PGPORT = 5432

Database host port.

ssl: boolean = false

Set to true to connect to your host using SSL (if supported).

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