pg-safe-numbers

Summary

Safe number parsers for pg/sequelize. When unsafe parsing is detected, decision to handle this case is delegated to the caller. Default action is to throw TypeError exception. You can use your handlers to return parsed value, original string value, null etc.

Example

Setup your configuration:

// setup-pg-safe-numbers.js

import util from 'util';
import { pgSetTypeParsers } from 'pg-safe-numbers';

// Setup parsers for unsafe numbers.
pgSetTypeParsers({

  // Handle unsafe integers, ie. >= Math.pow(2, 53)
  unsafeInt(parsed, text) {
    console.error(`Unsafe int ${util.inspect(text)}) parse to ${util.inspect(parsed)}.\n${new Error().stack}`);
    return parsed;
  },

  // Handle unsafe floats.
  unsafeFloat(parsed, text) {
    console.error(`Unsafe float ${util.inspect(text)}) parse to ${util.inspect(parsed)}.\n${new Error().stack}`);
    return parsed;
  }

});

// Or simply to use default TypeError throw:
// pgSetTypeParsers();

And:

// my.js

require('./setup-pg-safe-numbers'); // NOTE: Doesn't really need to be before importing sequelize.
import Sequelize from 'sequelize';
...

If you're not on ES6 follow https://babeljs.io/docs/usage/polyfill and you can use this library from your ES5, grampa :)

License

MIT