pg-promise

Would you consider a PR or a different branch to switch over to pg-promise?

It would simplify your code a lot, while also making it more reliable 😉

[eugene1g]

As a temporary measure, I managed to use pg-promise by providing a mock for the pg object which just wraps native pg-promise magic -

const _mockQueryFn = (queryString, params, queryCallback) => {
  pgPromiseInstance //<--- your reference to the pg-promise instance for the database
    .query(queryString, params)
    .then(result => queryCallback(null, { rows: result }))
    .catch(error => queryCallback(error));
};
const _mockPgObject = {
  connect: (conString, connectCallback) => {
    connectCallback(null, { query: _mockQueryFn }, () => {});
  }
};


// Now use this mock while configuring `session`
app.use(
    session({
      store: new pgSession({
        pg: _mockPgObject
      }),
      secret: "....",
      resave: false,
      saveUninitialized: false,
      cookie: { maxAge: 30 * 24 * 60 * 60 * 1000 }
    })
  );

ping #41

[eugene1g]

@voxpelli I’ll do a PR