This switches the internals to use faster protocol parsing & serializing. This results in a significant (30% - 50%) speed up in some common query patterns. There is quite a bit more performance work I need to do, but this takes care of some initial stuff & removes a big fork in the code.
Remove stuff so I can see whats going on in travis better
More logging
Empty commit to try to kick off tests
* Move message writing to typescript lib
* Write more tests, cleanup code to some extent
* Rename package to something more representing its name
* Remove unused code
* Small tweaks based on microbenchmarks
* Rename w/o underscore
* Change from transform stream
* Yeah a thing
* Make tests pass, add new code to travis
* Update 'best' benchmarks and include tsc in pretest script
* Need to add build early so we can create test tables
* logging
* Require latest pg-pool ^2.0.7
to limit variability of next pg’s installations.
* Ignore EPIPE when writing termination message
I don’t know why this wasn’t necessary for tests to pass before…
* Fix disconnection tests for pg-pool 2.0.7
In pg-pool 2.0.7, checked-out clients became responsible for their own 'error' events.
brianc/node-pg-pool#123
* Fix typo
* Enable eslint:recommended and remove unused eslint plugins
Enables eslint:recommended by disabling the options that would not pass. Also removes
dependencies for included but unused eslint plugins.
* Convert console.error(...) calls to use %s placeholders
* Enable eslint no-console rule
* Add and enable eslint-node-plugin
* Correct typo
* Enable eslint no-unused-vars
Fixes the deprecation warning for using `new Buffer`.
The change is semver major in buffer-writer since we dropped support for node < 4.x, but otherwise it's a non-breaking change. Since node-postgres already requires node >= 4.x it's fine.
